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(★)(How Japan Can Reinvent Itself And Why This Is Important For America And The World 1.Tokyo 2050. You arrive at Haneda airport in the Mitsubishi 808 supersonic jetliner. Passport control, immigration, and customs have been done on the plane. You step into a smart vehicle into which your bags have been delivered, which takes you into a Tokyo that is at the cutting edge of all technologies, home to the world´s tallest buildings, and where everyone is bilingual in English and Japanese. Schools are full due to a dramatic increase in the birthrate. Students around the world prefer to go to Todai and Keio, not Harvard and Oxford. Patients around the world want to go to the Meguro Clinic, not the Mayo Clinic. Japan has become a flourishing place, a world leader in every area of human endeavor. You, the visitor, observe all this and say to yourself, ´This is so different from the way things looked in 2015. What happened?´This book tells you what happened. 2.Clyde Prestowitz is the author of the best selling and critically acclaimed´Trading Places´,´Rogue Nation´, and´Three Billion New Capitalists´. he served in the Reagan Administration as Counselor to the Secretary of Commerce and as a principal trade negotiator for Asia. He was also Vice Chairman of President Clinton´s Commission on Trade and Investment in the Asia-Pacific Region. The founder of the Economic Strategy Institute in Washington D.C., Prestowitz advises governments, global corporations, and labor unions on competitiveness and globalization strategy.) |
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