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China, Japan and Economic Interdependence in the Asia Pacific Region

Christopher B. Howe

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China, Japan and Economic Interdependence in the Asia Pacific Region In expressing their gratitude for economic co-operation from Japan, Chinese leaders noted that such assistance would also be profitable to Japan in the long run. We in Japan certainly have no objection to this view. (Sakutaro Tanino, The Japan Times, 1 October 1988.)

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China, Japan and Economic Interdependence in the Asia Pacific Region In expressing their gratitude for economic co-operation from Japan, Chinese leaders noted that such assistance would also be profitable to Japan in the long run. We in Japan certainly have no objection to this view. (Sakutaro Tanino, The Japan Times, 1 October 1988.)

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China, Japan and Economic Interdependence in the Asia Pacific Region In expressing their gratitude for economic co-operation from Japan, Chinese leaders noted that such assistance would also be profitable to Japan in the long run. We in Japan certainly have no objection to this view. (Sakutaro Tanino, The Japan Times, 1 October 1988.)

Key concepts: China, Gratitude, East Asia, Economic interdependence, Asia pacific, Political science, Economy, Geography

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