日本と中国間の国際分業(アジア太平洋地域の発展構造と国際分業,共同研究)

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This paper attempts to examine the economic relationship between Japan and China with priority given to the course of events in the 1980s. By taking full account of the fact that the 1978 third plenary session of the 11th Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party served as the turning-point that initiated a major change in China's policy of opening its doors to the outside world, we can assume that it was during this period that new developments began to surface between the two countries in the fields of trade and international specialization. Sino-Japanese trade and direct investment by the Japanese in the China market were classified by industry, and an inquiry has been made into the resulting trends based on a new analytic model (Ricardo Foundation, Heckscher-Ohlin Foundation, and Vernon Foundation) formulated for this purpose. Our analysis shows that a vertical, process-based specialization characteristically constitutes the main prop of the on-going bilateral trade ties and international specialization between Japan and China. Rather than shifting to a horizontal specialization based on product differentiation (a form prevalent among the world's industrialized societies), it is desired, at this halfway point, that the need to come up with a mechanism capable of making effective and best use of a processbased, vertical specialization be recognized.
日本大学の論文
1994-03-31