Japan’s Export Curbs on Korea: an Unjustifiable Threat to the Global Trading Order
Lee, Jae Young | August 2019
Abstract
As the president of this year’s G20 summits, Japan led the leaders’ declaration on June 29, 2019 that reconfirmed the G20 members’ unwavering support for the principles of free, fair, non-discriminatory, transparent, predictable and stable trade. Two days later, on July 1, Japan announced a set of new control procedures to be placed on exports of Japanese materials, revising its export control regulations to the Republic of Korea. Japan claims its reasons for taking these measures lie in the deterioration of the trust relationship between Korea and Japan, making it difficult to coordinate export control measures, and that “inappropriate instances” had been witnessed in Korea’s export controls.
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Lee, Jae Young. 2019. Japan’s Export Curbs on Korea: an Unjustifiable Threat to the Global Trading Order. © Korea Institute for International Economic Policy. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/10901.Keywords
Regionalism
Regional Economy
Regional Trading Arrangements
Regional Trade Integration
Regional Economic Integration
Regional Cooperation
Interregional Cooperation
Trade Disputes
Trade Barriers
Free Trade
Trade
Trade Agreements
Intraregional Trade
Government Policy
Regional Organization
Regional Plans
Economic integration
Regional Development Bank
Preferential tariffs
International negotiation
Protectionist measures
Access to markets
Economic agreements
International trade law
Regional integration
Trade relations
Exports
Economic integration
Distribution
Economic integration
Development Bank
Trade policy
Small Business
Regional economics
Regional planning
Regional disparities
Interregionalism
Regional economic disparities
Regional economic blocs
Industrial arbitration
Euro
Inflation
Business
Finance
Free trade
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