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The high and rapidly rising level of Japan's FDI in recent years stands out when compared to those of other major developed countries. While Japanese exposure to FDI is significantly lower than that of other industrial countries.
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Table of Contents Part Title Page 1 Introduction 2 2 Analysis of US's and EU's FDI in Japan 3 3 Theoretical Explanations 8 4 Japan FDI in US and EU 13 5 Critics Over Japan's Market whether it is closed 16 6 What are the future trends of FDI between Japan, US and EU? 19 7 Conclusion 24 8 References 26 Introduction The high and rapidly rising level of Japan's FDI in recent years stands out when compared to those of other major developed countries. While Japanese exposure to FDI is significantly lower than that of other industrial countries. Those FDI into Japan has been, in fact, small compared with its own outward FDI as well as with its own GDP. Consequently, sales of foreign-owned multinational enterprises (MNEs) in Japan account for only 1 percent or so of its GNP compared with around 5 percent in other advanced host countries such as the United States, France, Germany, and the United Kingdom. Why does this distinct contrast between FDI in Japan and Japan outward FDI exist? Foreign exchange controls...
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