{"coupon":"editpro","discount":22.708,"doc_name":"Education as a new initiative","doc_id":69158,"editorId":"182","email":"artingluo@gmail.com","message":"Dear Editor, I wrote the essay according to a call for papers. Please kindly review according to the requirements attached. Thank you very much.<br \/><br \/>-------------------------------------------------------------<br \/>\r\n<h4>\"Searching for a New Initiative in Global Trade and the Role of Japanese Companies.\"<\/h4>\r\n<p>The global economy has achieved a high rate of growth, due mainly to positive capital investment and the expansion of production capacity based on growing demand from emerging economies, along with the development of resource-producing economies and rising resource prices. The growth, however, has been sluggish for several years as a result of various factors including the structural slowdown of the Chinese economy. In fact, the slowdown of global trade, which has served as the driving force for the growth of the global economy, is notable, and even manifests itself today as a situation referred to as &ldquo;slow trade,&rdquo; in which the growth rate falls below that of the global economy itself.<\/p>\r\n<p>Meanwhile, in recent years, the development of information and communication technologies utilizing the Internet has brought about a variety of innovations in production and marketing, application, and function of commodities, and is leading to the creation of increasingly more value including the advancement of services. Trade in services such as intellectual property, tourism, and services not previously presented has grown steadily, although the increase in commodity trade has slowed down in the current global economic climate. Thus, it is very important to reexamine the state of trade and grasp the global economy from a new viewpoint.<\/p>\r\n<p>From this standpoint, Japan turns out to be no exception. The number of foreign tourists visiting Japan recently has increased significantly and trade in services including the travel balance has expanded rapidly, while commodity trade has been stagnant. For Japan as a trade-oriented country, facilitating trade not only in commodities but also in services could contribute to maintaining the global environment, developing technologies, and creating a market for new services. This is a policy challenge when considering the future growth of the Japanese economy.<\/p>\r\n<p>In order to grow steadily trade in services such as intellectual property and achieve development of the global economies as well as that of Japan, what kinds of efforts and initiatives would be required of trading activities going forward, in addition to the expansion of conventional commodity trade? Moreover, under these circumstances, how can Japanese companies, in particular,&nbsp;<em>shosha<\/em>&nbsp;that develops businesses in various places around the world, adapt themselves to trade in services; and how can they play their part in trade expansion while working out innovation?<\/p>\r\n<p>Please send us your constructive suggestions from a global viewpoint based on innovative ideas for a new meaning of &ldquo;global trade and the role of Japanese companies&rdquo; which would enable sustained prosperity in the world.<\/p>","price_select":"1","temp_doc_name":"upload_57d03e481e1d11.98461269.docx","word_count":"4205","subtotal":113.54,"total_amt":90.83,"firstName":"Yating","lastName":"Luo","lastfour":"4161","exp":"0620","address":"Room 7801 15 Hexiang East Road, Siming","city":"Xiamen","zip":"361004","state":"Fujian","country":"China","transactionReference":"8635807662"}