SamuraiBlue
Captain
Name an obstacle that is unique to Japan that hinders the US or any other national auto maker from exporting into Japan.
Basically it's BS that other nations are quibbling about.
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Name an obstacle that is unique to Japan that hinders the US or any other national auto maker from exporting into Japan.
Basically it's BS that other nations are quibbling about.
SamuraiBlue
Captain
Touche, that maybe an over statement.
AssassinsMace
Lieutenant General
Ask your Master Trump and how he pointed out US automakers face so many hurdles selling American made cars in Japan. Also agriculture especially rice. Again... hypocritical!
SamuraiBlue
Captain
You are evading the question. Like I said Trump and C. is making a quibble and nothing else. As for agriculture Japan is not unique, most nations including PRC is doing the same.
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Despite Trump's anti-China rhetoric during his election campaign,
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The pull of Ivanka
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broadsword
Brigadier
Then your post #7145 makes you a pot calling the kettle black.
SamuraiBlue
Captain
Now that is an overstatement on your part.
Japan has very little trade barrier outside of agricultural products with no barriers in the manufacturing sector, PRC has many. No where near a pot calling the kettle situation.
AssassinsMace
Lieutenant General
manqiangrexue
Brigadier
And yet Japan's economic growth is so difficult to envy... It really makes me wonder why anyone bothers to have any serious conversation with you. Where I come from, when an F student tells an A student that he's not studying the right way, people just point and laugh. No need to really even listen to what he's saying. This time, the difference is really more like the kid who wears a helmet (country with "growth" often dipping into the negative) continuously coming back in his electric wheelchair to pick faults with the professor (largest engine of growth in the world).
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AssassinsMace
Lieutenant General
And did you notice how you use Western sources to charge China yet scoff Western sources when they accuse Japan of unfair trade practices? More hypocrisy as usual.