U.S. Trade Relations with China and Japan (Post World War II) Political Science 421 Seminar on U.S. and Asia Pacific Dr. Margaret Karns April 11, 2000 The United States trades with countries all over the world, creating deficits or surpluses with these countries. The highest deficit that the US has currently is that with Japan, followed by China. With China and Japan’s economies among the world’s largest, the United States’ trade relations with the …showed first 75 words of 7758 total…

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