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Toward Constructive International Trade Dispute Resolution: Lessons from Recent U.S.-Japan Disputes on Restrictive Practices

Trade, Japan, World Trade Organization, Trade Disputes, Global Economics

Masabumi Suzuki, Visiting Fellow

The Brookings Institution

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