The New York Times / Trans-Pacific Partnership / Wall Street Journal / Standard Chartered Bank / Galapagos / The Japan Times / J.P. Morgan Securities / /
Continent
Asia / Europe / /
Country
Thailand / Indonesia / Japan / United States / Vietnam / Australia / Philippines / China / South Korea / India / /
Currency
USD / JPY / /
Event
Reorganization / /
Facility
Temple University Japan / Economic Research Institute / /
IndustryTerm
machinery / transport equipment / cellphone technology / food / energy / food consumption / financial and other services / consumer products / institutional and regulatory infrastructure / food sovereignty / food security / raise food self-sufficiency / manufacturing / electrical equipment / /
Organization
Chicago Council on Global Affairs / International Monetary Fund / Asian Development Bank / Economic Research Institute for ASEAN / World Trade Organization / Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development / Ministry of Foreign Affairs Realizing / Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) / Central Union of Agricultural Co-operatives / Temple University Japan / Japan External Trade Organization / Center for Strategic and International Studies / European Union / Ministry of Agriculture / Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation / Ministry of Economy / Trade and Industry / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Robert Dujarric / Naoto Kan / Homi Kharas / Leaders Summit / Yoshihiko Noda / Gerhard Fasol / /
Position
Economist / Prime Minister / president / Minister of Finance / Prime Minster / CEO / analyst / /
Product
Roadmap / /
ProgrammingLanguage
DC / /
ProvinceOrState
Hawaii / /
PublishedMedium
the Wall Street Journal / Global Affairs / The New York Times / The Japan Times / /
Japan Looks to Trans-Pacific Partnership to Transform its Economy February 2011 Since passage of its “Action Plan for Economic Structural Reform” in 1997, Japan has initiated a number of reform