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© (c) Copyright Thomson Reuters 2017.Japan says its active investment is a source of U.S.-Japan vitality
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some14some
Japan says its active investment...Buying US treasuries, auto makers are busy with recall...what else?!
onedragon
Japan will do whatever it takes to make sure China doesn't get her position.
Shingollira
Japanese government said it was a win-win situation but US has a big trade deficit over Japan every year.
smithinjapan
These guys are now genuinely scared.
gokai_wo_maneku
The 1%er Americans just don't like that Americans love to buy Japanese products (domestically made or made in Japan), and all the profits go to Japan rather than to them. That's all. And I'm sure that the 1%ers have Trump's ear.
DocCarlos
Japan is a one way street, only their way. We invest in your country with our companies, we take your money and send to Japan, japan pays no income taxes as they claim foreign company tax exempt, Japan builds their factories with US tax dollars from the states just to get the jobs at a worker expense for the taxes and poverty wages in southern states. But when a USA factory tries to come to Japan they are denied and prevented and act all isolationist selfish and greedy. Whats good for Japan is denied to all other nations.
SenseNotSoCommon
What, third biggest economy?
Pukey2
Or perhaps America's lapdog?
China: No, thank you.
So laughable, when everyone realized the fat guy was going to be president, Abe raced across the Pacific to start kowtowing.
hachikou
You can laugh. But you don't know the situation in Japan. Japan is facing a military threat from China, around Senkaku island and Okinawa. Okinawa governor's plan to tie with China friendly failed, and he asked Abe for help. Japan doesn't want to arm itself because they don't want to be a threat to Asian neighbors after WW2. So only option is to stand side by America and be a strong alley.
toshiko
Difficult to find made in USA products in stores.