Report Outline
Foreign Trade Under Restored Japanese Sovereignty
International Trade Position of Japan
Future Outlook for Japanese Trade
Special Focus
Foreign Trade Under Restored Japanese Sovereignty
Pending peace settlement and security pact issues
Reporting to Congress in the 1952 State of the Union message that “real progress along the road to peace” had been made in 1951, President Truman asked early and favorable action by the Senate on the peace treaty with Japan, signed at San Francisco last Sept. 8, and the accompanying security pacts with Japan and other countries of the Pacific.
The peace treaty and Japanese-American security pact were ratified by Japan last November. Great Britain was the first Allied nation to ratify the peace settlement; its formal instrument of ratification was deposited with the Government of the United States on Jan. 3, 1952.
If all goes as expected, most of the non-Communist nations which were at war with Japan will complete ratification of the Western peace settlement during the early months of 1952. Now that Japan and Great Britain have acted, the peace treaty will go into effect as soon as it is ratified by the United States and any four of the following Allied nations: Australia, Canada, Ceylon, France, Indonesia, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Pakistan, and the Philippine Republic. |
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Jul. 26, 2002 |
Japan in Crisis |
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May 31, 1991 |
The U.S. And Japan |
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Apr. 09, 1982 |
Tensions in U.S.-Japanese Relations |
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Jul. 01, 1977 |
Japanese Elections |
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Mar. 04, 1970 |
Emergent Japan |
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Jun. 25, 1969 |
Okinawa Question |
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Jan. 05, 1966 |
Rising Japanese Nationalism |
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Jun. 02, 1960 |
Japan: Disturbed Ally |
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Nov. 18, 1959 |
Japanese Competition in International Trade |
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May 11, 1955 |
Relations With Japan |
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Nov. 03, 1954 |
Japan's Economy |
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Jan. 09, 1952 |
Trade with Japan |
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Feb. 28, 1951 |
Japan and Pacific Security |
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Sep. 19, 1947 |
Peace with Japan |
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Aug. 14, 1945 |
Emperor of Japan |
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Nov. 03, 1944 |
Russo-Japanese Relations |
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Dec. 09, 1939 |
The United States and Japan's New Order in Asia |
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Dec. 05, 1938 |
Japan and the Open Door Policy |
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Apr. 29, 1935 |
Japanese Foreign Trade Expansion |
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May 11, 1934 |
Japanese Policy in Asia |
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Oct. 12, 1932 |
Japanese-American Relations |
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Mar. 17, 1932 |
Boycotts and Embargoes |
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Feb. 10, 1932 |
Militarism Vs. Liberalism in Japan |
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