Profiting from Protectionism

Article Abstract:

Japan has had a stable world market share since 1980. Foreign protectionism has merely increased Japanese profits. This has caused little competition among Japanese exporters, except in the area of cameras. Camera prices to foreigners have fallen. Graphs show export and domestic prices by commodity.

Japan, Commerce

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All Fine and Fancy Now?

Article Abstract:

The international chemical industry is reviewed. Many companies will be moving into low-volume, high-price chemicals. Costs and risk increase as companies move from bulk chemicals. A graph shows Europe's sales breakdown.

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Protectionism Stinks

Article Abstract:

International petrochemical producers see an upturn in the market. Japan, Europe and the United States are seeking their government's protection. They fear competition from places such as Canada and Saudi Arabia.

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