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A leading international business expert, former trade negotiator, and lifelong student of Japanese culture shows how America is abdicating its future to Japan and offers some practical solutions for reversing this trend. Selected by Business Week as one of the ten best business books of the year. This book provides the reader with a look at how, in industry after industry, the Japanese have succeeded in surpassing the United States - and how, wittingly and unwittingly, the US has helped them Shows How America Is Abdicating Its Future To Japan And Offers Some Practical Solutions For Reversing This Trend, Along With Providing An Inside Look At How The Japanese Economic System Works. Pt. 1. The Sleeping Giant. 1. The End Of The American Century -- 2. Losing The Chips : The Semiconductor Industry -- Pt. 2. What Makes Japan Run. 3. Perception Gap : Unfair Trade And Open Markets -- 4. The Mandarins: Japan's Powerful Ministries -- 5. Mandarin Strategies: Japan's Industrial Policy -- 6. Kaisha: Doing Business In Japan -- Pt. 3. What Makes America Wind Down. 7. Every Man For Himself: Doing Business In The United States -- 8. Traders Or Warriors: The Conflict Between Economic And National Security -- 9. U.s. Trade Negotiations: The Players -- 10. U.s. Trade Negotiations: An Insider's Report -- Pt. 4. A Look Toward The Future. 11. Waking Up. Clyde V. Prestowitz, Jr. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. [346]-353. Business Week Best Business Books Choice Outstanding Academic Books And Nonprint Materials