TY  - BOOK
AU  - Tyson,Laura D'Andrea
TI  - Who's bashing whom?: trade conflict in high-technology industries 
SN  - 0881321516
AV  - HC 110.H53 T94.1993
PY  - 1993///]
CY  - Washington, DC
PB  - Institute for International Economics
KW  - High technology industries
KW  - United States
KW  - Industrias de alta tecnología
KW  - Estados Unidos
KW  - Competition, International
KW  - Competencia económica internacional
KW  - Commercial policy
KW  - Política comercial
N1  - Incluye referencias bibliográficas e índice; America's High-Technology Trade Challenge: The Perspective of a Cautious Activist --; Setting the Stage: The Nature of Trade Conflict in High-Technology Industries --; High-Technology Trade Conflict with Japan and Europe --; Should the United States Care? The Answer of a Cautious Activist --; The Plan of the Book --; Trade and System Conflict in Technology-Intensive Industries --; Trends in High-Technology Competition Between the Developed Countries --; The Roots of High-Technology Trade Conflict: Trade Barriers, Structural Impediments, and Structural Differences --; Why High-Technology Industries Matter for US Economic Welfare --; A Brief Concluding Comment --; From MOSS to Motorola and Cray: Managing Trade by Rules and Outcomes --; The Real Japan Problem --; The MOSS Talks in Technology-Intensive Products: Trade Management Through Sectoral Rules --; Motorola and Japan's Cellular Telephone Market: A Step Closer to Managed Trade --; The Third-Party Radio Conflict: A Successful Managed Trade Resolution --; Lessons from Motorola's Experiences in Gaining Access to the Japanese Market --; Cray and the Japanese Supercomputer Market: Procurement, Infant-Industry Tractics, and Reciprocity --; Managing Trade and Competition in the Semiconductor Industry --; Industry Economics and the Evolution of Comparative Advantage --; From Manipulated to Managed Trade: The US-Japan Semiconductor Trade Agreement --; The Effects of the Agreement on Trade and Pricing --; The New Semiconductor Trade Agreement: The Story Continues --; An Overall Assessment of the SCTA
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