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S.C. wants ties
From staff reports tourism in the Unite
South Carolina's state government, private sector and "The new service
educational system are committed to developing good Atlanta and Toky<
relationships with Japan, USC President James Holder- Japanese tourism
man told Japanese business leaders Monday. Southeast," Holderi
Speaking at a meeting of the Japan-U.S. Southeast "A new promotic
Association in Tokyo, Holderman said South Carolina Department of Pa
recognized early the importance of international trade, recently been print<
and with the opening of a Tokyo office in 1983, the state's "The State Develo
"investment promotion efforts have been increasingly cassettes of a new di
focusing on Japan." Holderman said Ji
Recent developments, he said, "include the addition of in "the most import!
a new Japanese steamship service to the Port of trade in ideas, in a
Charleston" and stepped up efforts by the State Develop- future."
ment Board, Gov. Carroll Campbell and other state and As evidence, he c
industry leaders to cultivate Japanese business through several Japanese ui
trade missions and trade shows. science, education a
In the area of tourism, Holderman said the apprecia- track in the universit;
tion of Japanese yen and the concentration of wealth in Studies program.
Japan are factors expected to lead to more Japanese Students in the pr<
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man said. practice were eliminated
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ed in Japanese," Holderman said. Continue to have a Slg
pment Board is distributing video deficit with Japan."
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apan and South Carolina are partners UoL, fresident Ji
int area of trade of all ? namely, the
jltures and in our heritage and our work in Japan for 18 months. USC i:
in the Southeast that offers intensive
ited USC's exchange programs with instruction at all levels.
niversities in the areas of marine Discussing the growing trade imbal
nd business, as well as the Japanese and the United States. Holderman sai
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The Japanese, he said, "must move toward greater
apan's existing stimulation of Japan's domestic economy, which should
< - , , . also result in increased Japanese demand for U.S. exlintair
traue ports. Japan must also further reduce the numerous imtomorrow,
in port barriers that continue to hinder U.S. firms' ability to
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trade not depend solely on Japanese initiatives.
"In fact, even if all of Japan's existing trade barriers
. and other 'unfair* trade practices were eliminated tomorItnes
Holaerman row, in all likelihood the United States would continue t<^^
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? the only university said.
: Japanese language The main reason, he said, "is because most of the U.S.
business community are simply not sufficiently prepared
ance between Japan to do business with Japan.
id, "In any bilateral "We have a shortage of business personnel with adeAnt
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eneficial, balanced business practices, culture and language," Holderman
said.
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