The recent development of Japanese foreign trade with special reference to restrictive policies of other countries and attempts at trade agreements, by Teijiro Uyeda. Prepared for the Sixth Conference of the Institute of Pacific relations to be held at Yosemite, California, August 15th to 29th, 1936

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• CONTENTS
• PART I. GENERAL SURVEY
• CHAPTER I. JAPAN'S FOREIGN TRADE BEFORE AND AFTER THE GREAT WAR / 7
• CHAPTER II. CHANGES IN COMMODITIES OF IMPORT AND EXPORT / 9
• CHAPTER III. CHANGES IN SHARES OF DIFFER-ENT COUNTRIES IN JAPANESE TRADE / 19
• PART II. TRADE NEGOTIATIONS
• CHAPTER I. INCREASE OF TRADE BARRIERS AND JAPANESE ATTITUDE / 73
• CHAPTER II. TRADE NEGOTIATIONS WITH INDIVIDUAL COUNTRIES / 85
• 1. ANGLO-JAPANESE TRADE NEGOTIATIONS. / 85
• 2. ANGLO-JAPANESE AGREEMENT FOR ELECTRIC LAMPS / 89
• 3. INDO-JAPANESE TRADE CONVENTION / 91
• 4. JAPAN-NETHERLANDS INDIES NEGOTIATIONS / 99
• 5. TRADE AGREEMENTS BETWEEN JAPAN AND THE UNITED STATES / 104
• 6. AMERICAN-JAPANESE AGREEMENT ON EXPORT OF COTTON PIECE-GOODS TO THE PHILIPPINES / 111
• 7. JAPAN-CANADA TRADE AGREEMENT / 113
• 8. TRADE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN JAPAN AND EGYPT / 116
• 9. TRADE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA / 119
• 10. TRADE AGREEMENT REACHED BETWEEN JAPAN,MANCHOUKUO AND GERMANY / 121

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