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L,ATINAMERICA'SPLACEINJAPANESEEXPORTTRADE PI⑤=11= byJo】「geCiancaglini ■+■・マウ.。 ■-◆。▼ Ofallmajorindus[rialcountries,Japanhasthefastestyearlyrateofmcrease mthevolumeofmanufacturedgoodsitputsonthemarketuandeveryyearthese

goodsbecomerela[ivelycheaper上han上hoseofferedbyitBcompetitora1Asare-

sult,itsexportsexhibitveryhighratesofgrowth:durIngl955-650fOrlnstance, theygrewatanaveragerateofl5percentperyearDwi[hrecentpeaksof22per 2 centinl964and27percentinl965・ InthiscontextofrapidlyexpandIngJapaneseexportaitisofinteresttotryto ascertainwhetherLatlnAmericapsimportpatternsbyoriginhaveundergoneany modifIcatlonswhichmaybeascrimbleto,andcommensuratewith,theincrcasem thenowofJapanesegoods上otheworldmarke[.ThespeedatwhichvarlouScount-riesorregionsincreasetheirimportsfromagivencoumrycannotofcoursebe uniform,firstofallbecausetheratesofgrowthoftheirtotalimportsarethem-selveSnotunifOrm,ThisfirstreasonDhowever,hasnosigniIicanceforourpumose・ DiIferenmalratesofgrowthoftotallmportsareindependentofchangesinthecolm- positlonofimportsbyOrigin,and,stemmingastheydofromdeeply-rootedstruc-turalcauses,maybeconsideredasgiven・significantinsteadaredifferencesin Betweenl9,8andl9659takingtherormeraslOO,manuEacturinghBdriBen to267inJapanDaBag日ユnBt178ユ、エtaユy,162inWeBtGemany9エラ5in theUnitedStateB,l42inFranceandユ34intheUnユtedXユngdom(IJnited Febmaエy1967,p、1822.)Tne Nations, HonthlyBuユユetinoEStatiBtユCs

exportpriceindexPwhichrema1nedla工gelyconBtantat1OO1nJapandur-ingthisperiod(BurgingbrierユytoユO5inl962anddユppingtowtwo

yearslater,toreverttolOOユ、ユ96う),hadreachedinユ965avaユueof ユo6intheUnユtedKingdom,ユo7inWestGermanyl109intheUmtedStates andl20inFrance・AUtheBeユncreasewereBteady・エtaユywastheonユy majorcountrytoexhibitamoreEavourabletrend,aBitsexportp亘Ce ユndexdec1inedsteadi1yto94by1965.エtiBworthnotingthatthe aboveJapaneseユndexeBarethoBecOmputedbytheBanko2JapanoAccord- ユngtoJapan1BDlユ、ユBtryofFユnance,JapanlBexportprユceindexdeclined Bteadユユy2rom1OOin1958to94inユ965.(エntemationaユHonetaエyHmd, エnternationaユFユnanciaユStatiBtユCs,Janua工y1967.) Japan9stotaユexportsroserrom32,0ユ01ロユユユユoninl955to$8,452mユユエion inユ965.エ、エ963andl964theyamountedto65,452mi1lionand66,673

m11ionrespectively.(U、ユtedNationB,HonthlyBu11etino2Statistics,

Februaryl967.) 2 -8-

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distanceD3Insettlement[ermsointhesupplyofaftersalesservicesDingood-wlllP

Onbalance-of-paymcntsconstraints,inknowledgeofthemarketandsoforthpallof

whichOtotheextenttha[theydepartfromanormandarenotcompensatedfbrby

offsettingdIrectionsintheirmovements,makeforadeparturefrom[hemagni[udc

oftradethatcouldbeconsiderednormalifcompetitivenessalonecounted.

ThepurposeofthispaperOtherefore,is[oanalysetheextent[owhichLatin

Americadevia[esfromjustsuchanormalpatterninitsimportsfromJapan,andto

trytosortoutmeprobablecauses,aswellassomeconsequences,ofthatdeviation・

ThereasonwhytradeinonlyonedirectionistakenupistheIackofsymetryIn

上radeInonlyonedirectionistakenupisthelackofsymmetryintradebetweenboth

economiesIntermsofdynamism,LatinAmericanexports[oJapansimplyfollow

thetrendsinJapan'simportexpansionassociatedwi[hthegrowthinitsna[ional

productosotha【inc定ases-someofthemspectacular,aswithironoreDfueIoor,a

fewyearsago,bananas-arenotascribabletochangesinLa[inAmericanproduc-

tivity,ortechnology,orsalesmanship,butmerelytoincreaseinJapan,srequIre-ments・Bycon上rast,increasesintheproportionofgoodsthatLatinAmericabuysin

Japanarenotrelatedtochangesinrequirements,butarethedirectresultof

changesinJapanpscompetitiveposition,ortochangesinLatinAmerica『saware‐

nessofit・

TheperiodanaIysedisthepos[-wargenerallyintheintroddbtoryparagraphsD

andlg62/o5inasecondstage・Thisfouryearperiodwaschosenmainlybecausein

l962animportantsta[isticalseries,the CommodityTradeStatisticspubljshedby

theUnitedNationsounderwentasubs[antialchangeofformat[hatmadeitpossible

toundermkewitheasethisstudy・Theperiodalsohastheadvantage[hatitIssuf- ficientlyremovedfromJapanDsreconstructionpericd1theKoreanWarandthedis-tortionsbroughtaboutbyincmwertibilityandbilateraliSminthel9SO,stomake onefeeIconfidentthatthepatternsobservedhavesolidfoundations・AboveallDthe

periodhastheaddedadvantagethatiswelloutsidethetime-reachingmoreorless

FromarIcconomicpointorview,distancebetweengeographicaユpoints

neednotbeconsideredasgivenPowingtodifrerentpoBBib1ecombi-

nationsorrreights. 3 -9-

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ExportsfromJapantoLatinAmericahavegrownspectacularlyinthepost-war

years・Be[weenll53andl964theygrewatanaveragerateofl4.6percentper

year,jumpingfrom$81millionto$362million,whereasto[alLatinAmericanim-por[sfromallcountrieBoutsidetheregIolmroseonlyatara[eof2o6percemper

year,from$6’120million[o$8,O60million・Japanthussecuredamincreasmgshare

ofthcLa[inAmericanumportmarke[Dwhichfrom1.3percemofthetotalml953

roseto4・Spercentinl964・

ThehigbrateofgrowthofJapaneseexportstoLatinAmericawashoweverex-ceededbytherateofgrowmolJapaneseexportstotheworldasawhole・Between

thesameyearsothesegrewa[therateof16.3percenXperyear,passingfrom

$1,270millionto$6,674million,andexportstocertainimportantmarketsgrew

evenmorCsteeply:from$l20millionto$867millioninWesternEurope,andfrom

$235millionto$1,842millionintbeUnitedStates・Asaresult,theshareofJapan0s

exports上akenupbyLatmAmericadeclinedfro、6.4percentofthetotalinl953to

5.4percenrinl964.

ItmustbepointedoutthatJapan,sexportstodifferen[marketsarenotBtrictly

comparable,fromtheaggregatefiguresowimthoseofotherindustrialCountries・

Onecharacteristicofthejapaneseexpor[pa[ternisitsdualism,orthetendencyto

produceontheonehandlabour-intensivegoodstobe、arketedmainlyintheadvan-cedcountriespandontheothercapital-intensivegoodstobemarketedmainlyinthe

underdevelopedone8.61,1965,forlnstance,Japanexportedgoodstothevalueof

$4.3billiontothedevelopedcoumries,andtothevalueof$3.6billion[otheunder-GAmongJapaneBeexportsmaユ、ユydeBtined2orユow-incomemarketBare

rO11ing-stock9chemica1rertユユユzer,rayonyarnPtexti1emachユne]pyand

pBrtB,stap1eEibreyEェnandEabricB,ceInentB9enBmelユedユエon-w錘e,

鰯;117錨~ai亜迅遍-W5゜,エeny・運、;ユr9n-an4…l2R92t2PfaP竺雪H

coppers,etc・AmongJapaneBee工portBmaユ、ユydestinedEorhigh-imcome

孟鱸穂,曇~目hi孟了詠三息亟;b1…es,plywQod,Puエヤuredp9埋旦,.i1k

2abr1cs,fishandsheユユーZiBhDrishBndwhaユe-oiユ,toys,ユユ、e”,

cameras,rad1oBDetc・sees・OkitaDrIPoBt-WarStmctureofJapanus

ForeignTradeiIin些旦旦旦凹些_ユ些旦ニロ竺皇22昌当且,Xエエ(ユ960),P.”.

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LatlnA□er1cabplaceユnJapaneseexporttrade

developedones・Exportsofmachineryandtransportcquipmenttotheformerohow-everDaccountedfor26percentofthetotal,or$1.1billion,whereasthoseshipped

tothela[tcraccountedfor39percentof[he[o[aLor$1.4billion.Similarly,

therearedifにrencesinthesrructureofLatinAmericapsimpor[sbyorigin、1,

1965,forexample,outofatotalvalueofJapaneseexportsof$386milliontoLa[in

America,only$6.5miUion,orL7percen[,wasaccountedfOrbyprimaryproducts

-rawmaterials,foods[uffsandfuels71nthecaseoftheUnitedStatespexportsto

LatinAmerica,however,-whichamountedto$3,611million-$680million,orl8

percentDwereaccountedforbythoscproducts、80[herindustrialexportersheld

intermedia[epositions.

ForthIsreasonoitisadvisabletoanalyseonlyagWencategoryofgoods,soas

tohavebe【tercomparability;andcapitalgoodsDorDspecifIcallyOmachineryand

[ranSportequlpment(includingsomeconsumerdurables)appeartobethebest

choice,notonlybecause[heyarethemostrepresen[ativeanddynamicproduc[sofa

modernindus【rIaleconomy,butbecausetheyhavegreatweightinLatinAmerican

importsandincreasingweightinJapaneseexports・Machineryandtransportequip-

mentaccountedduringl962/65forabou[44percentoftotalLatmAmericanlm-portB,withlittleannualvaria上i0,.9

1nthecaseofJapan-wherebetweenl960andl963[heexportpriceindexofmachi-nerydeclinedfromlO8to942o-thecorrespondingshareinitstotalexpmts

CommodityTradeStatistiCsl965,pp、4719-4802. 789 1bid.,pp、4012-4126.

Thestagnationortheshareormachinemandtransportequipmentin

totalLatinAmericanimportsmightBeemlogicaユ,givenitsaユreadyhigh

value・Furthergrowthortheshare,however,iBonユypreventedby

balance-or-paymentsconstraintsoSinceconsumer-goodsimportstendLto

bealreadyrul1ycompressed,LatinAmericangovernments,racedwithin-

adequateho1dingsofgo1dandroreignexchangephavenochoicebutto

giverirstprioritytoi1n瞳LintenanceI↑importB,i、e、,i、】portsofinteme-

diategoodsandrawmateria1swhichareessentia1tomaintainoutputand

emp1oymentoThischoiceisthusmadeattheexpel巳eoradditionaユ

ユmportBofcapita1goods・See理tinAmericanェnsti位lteoFEcfwTomfcand Socユa1PlanJUng9 Am6rユcaLatinaD

蓋莞Hir:巽l;誌鶚孚;-:両;昌謡-22聖二2-2二

10Japan,§tatユBtユCa」Yea。Ebook,l964,p、360. -12-

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increasedsteadilyfrom26percentinl962to31percentinl965・Thisincrease

wastheresultofanlntensifieddriveinJapan[oachievegreaterimematIonalcom-petitiveness0spurredbytheimmine、[Iiberalizationoftradeintheearlyl9609sand

bytheearlierannouncementoftheTen-Yearlncome-DoublmgP1an,whichalso

raisedbusimessmenOsexpectations・Thus,theperiodl960/62witncssedthefastest increaseincapitalaccumulationinjapanintenyears,and,withinthistrcnd,the rateofincreasecorrespondingtomanufac[uringindustries-particularlyironand

steeLchemicalandmacIUinery-wastwiceashigh(40percenKperyear)astherate

forothcrindus[ries(l8percentperyear)beIweenl955andl962,inreal[erms・ll

Boththeperiodwearefocusmgon-1962/65,duringwhichinvestmentcontinuedto

be-andthetypeofgoodsweareexaminmgthusappeartobewellsuitedIoastudy

inwhichJapaneseinternationalcompetitivenessisrelevan[. ●

LimitingthenouranalysistoSection7oftheSITC/Rev,namcly,Machineryand

Equipment,exportsfromJapantoLatinAmericagrewbetweenl954andll“ (figuresforl953werenotavailable)from$28millionto$l22miIlion,orabout15.8

percentperyear,whereastotalexportsfromJapaninthesamecategoryrosefrom

$202millionto$1,958mil1ion,orapproximately25percentperyear、Again,its

salcstoadvancedeconomiesgrewabovethataverage:Japaneseexportstothe

UnitedStatesgrewfrom$24million[o$377mIllIonandtoWesternEuropefrom$3

millionto$254millionbetweenl954andl9“,or31and56percentperyearres-

pectively・TheWestEuropeanratenaturallyowesitshighordertoalowinitial

value,buttherateolincreasewasneverthelessverysteepeveryyearthroUghl9570

whenitreached$42million・Betweenl957andl964,[heratedeclInedto31percent

peryear,Itisinterestingtonotethatduringthemidandlate1950.s、whenJapanese

heavyiuBdustrieswerenotyetimternationallycompetitive,LatinAmerica,theUni【ed

StatesandWesternEuropeboughtroughlycomparableamountsofjapanesemachin-eryamdrranspomequipment0withLatinAmericatendingtoexceedinanyoneyear

oneof[hetwoothereconomies,andsometimesboth・Afterl959Dhowever,the

UnitedStatesbegantooutdistanceLa[inAmerIcapercepUbly,andWesternEurope

ulJapan, 27and ECononjicP1anningAgencylEconomicSurveyofjapan,l96L62pp、28. -13-

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Lat1nA1nerユcabplaceユnJapaneseBxporLtrade didlikewiseafterl961・ Thequestionnaturallyariseswhetherthislowrelativevalueduringthel960os inLatmAmericanparticipationintheJapaneseexport[radewasduetoitsdwindling participationinworldtradeingeneral,orwhetheritmaynotratherreflecttosome unknownexten[alsoalackofresponsebytheLatinAmericanimportmarkettothe increasingcompe[itivenessofJapaneseexpm「「goods. InordertolookintothisqUestionDwemayconvenientlyanalysetherelationsof fourvariablesinthiscategoryofgoods,namely,exportstotheworldlrom[he worldand1romJapan,andexportstoLatinAmerica」romtheworldand1romJapan. Ⅱweemployseverallevellingassumptions,suchashomogeneityofgoodsDperfect competition,equalfreightcostsIrrespectiveofdis[ance,perfectknowledge,、o balance-of-paymentsconstramts,equalcredIt[acilitiesDe[c、,theratiobetweenthe firsttwovaluesoughttobethesameastheratiobetweenthesecondtwovalues,and [hequotientbetweenthelanerandtheformerratiosoughttobeunity・Thusoif Japan1sshareinworldexportsofmachineryandtransportequipmentisone-twenti-eththenJapan'sshareinLatinAmericanimportsofthesamecategory,givenour assumptions,oughttobeone-twenttethalso・andthequotient-5percentover5per ce、t-wouldbeunity・TotheextentthatthefirstratioislargerorsmaUerthan thesecond,[heimensi[yofJapan1sexporttradeisbeloworaboveanormalexpec[蚤 tion・Thequotientthusobtained-[hecoefficien上oftradeintensity-canbereadoff directlyastheproportlonofthatnormalexpectationthatisinfactrealized,sothat, forexample,acoefficientofO、50meansthatLatinAmericahasboughtinproportion halfasmanyimportsfromJapanastheworldasawhole,andacoefficientof2・OO meansthatItbougn[twlceasmuch・Thiscoefflcienthastheaddedadvantagethatit elimina[esoutrighttheeffectsofdifferentialgrowthratesintotalimportsamong variouscoumries,smcei上relatestogivenyearsratherthantoasequenceintime; sotha[theinfluenceofarecedingparticipatIonbyLa[inAmericainworldtradeis precluded. l[isalsoconvenienttonarrowdownour[imehorizontothefour-yearperiod l962/65,andtobringintheUnitedSta上esimportmarketaBapointofreIerenceamd -14-

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comparisonThismarketpossessessomeremarkablefeaturesthatensureit

againstunwarranteddeviationSfromtheidealnorminitschoiceofsuppliersDso

thatitsbehaviourisindicativeofhowotherimportmarketsmightbehaveifthey

weremasimilarposition・Chiefamongthcsefeaturesisthelackofconstraints

imposedbybalance-of-paymentsdifficulties・TheUnitedStatesisofcourseunder‐

goingcertainstrainsolmitspaymentsposi[ion,buttheyareofatotaI1ydifferent

naturefromthosefacedbytheLatinAmericancountries,andtheyimposenolimi-tationwhatsoeverontheexchangeofgoodsandservices・Asecondfeatureismat

thecreditsupplyavailableathometoAmericanconsumersandinvestorsisofsuch

magnitudethatitmakcsupforanylackofsupplieroscreditabroad・Athirdfeature

isthattheAmericanlmportmarketisendowedwithahiglulydevelopedsensitivity

toshiftsincomparativeadvantageamongalternaIivesuppliers,whetherdomes1ic

orfOreignOIhankstotheexcellentinformationservicesthatarereadilyavailablem

theformoIconsumersoandinvestors,repor【sofvariouskindsDDecisionstakcnon

thebasisofIhisup-to-dateinformationcanbeacteduponwithoutinhibitionowinglo

theabovementionedavailabilityofcreditandtothelackoipaymcntsconstrainsls・

Finally,inspiteofsomediscriminationagainstJapanesegoods,notablyintheform

of,Ovoluntaryo,quotaSattheorigin,suchdiscriminationislesssevercthanmoll】er

industriaIcountries.

Comingbacktotheanalysisoflradeintcnsity,Japan,sexports[〕Imachmcry

an(IlrjnsportequipmenltoLatinAmericaamountedinl962m$l35milli()、,soIhat

ilgshareoftheLatinAmcricanimportmarkct,whichto[alled$2,931,was4.6per

cent、Japan1stolalexportsofthescgoodsamoumedtoSl,253million,Eivingita

shareof4、4percentoftheworldimportmarket,whiclutotalled$28,324miIlion,

f、0.b・LatinAmerica,sintensitycoefficientinitsimportsfromJapanwasIhcre【ore

1.05,reflectingabetterthannormalposition・

InthefO11owingycars,however,inrhefaceofasteadyincreaseinJapanese

competitivencss,thecoefficientdcclinedsuccessivelylo0.84,0.74and0.65.TI1e

importanceofthisdeclinecanbegraspedmoreclearlybyreferrmgtotheabsolute

figuresforl962and1965.InbothyearstotalexportsofmachmeryandtraIusport

equipmentfromJapantoLatinAmericaamounledtothesamevalue,sl35mlllion.

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LatlnAmerユcabplaceェnJapaneseexporLtrade

SimiIarly,totalLatinAmericanimportsmthiscategoryremainedroughlyatthe

samelcvel,approximately$3,OOOmillion・ExportsfromallcountriestoallcDunt-riespostcdanaverageincreaseoflOpercentperyear,from$28,324millionto

$38,891milliom・AndJapan0sexportsincreasedatanannualaveragerateof29per

cent,climbingfrom$1,253millionto$2,“3million・Asaresultofthesechanges,

LatinAmerica`sshareinJapanesetotalexpor[sinthiscategoryofgoodswasmore

thanhalvedduringthelbur-yearperiDd,decliningfrom10.7to5.lpercentofthe

lolal・Partofthisdeclinewasnaturallyaccountedforbyalowerrelativeparticipa-lionmworIdtrade;butthedecliningcoefficientofintensityunmistakablypointstoa

packageofcausesunrelatedtotI1islowerparticipation・IfLatinAmericaosintensi-tycoefficientwitheachofitstradingparmershasremainedconstant,itsimportsof

machineryandtransportcquipmemfromJapanwouldhaveamountedin1965to$217

l2

milliondollars,ornearlyonehallmore[l1an1hGactualfigureuandi[ssharein

JapallesetotalcxportsinthiscategorywouldaccordinglyhavedecIinedonlyfrom

l0.7to8.4perccntofthelotal;thisdeclinewouldthenhavebeenascribableinits

cntirervtoLalinAmericaosdiminishingparticipationmworldtrade.【[maybenot-

edparenlIlcticallythatotherdevelopingareasDwhichhavealsoseentheirweightm

inlcrnationaltradeerodedinrecemtimes,haveabsorbedrelativelygreater

amount苗ofJapaneseexports・Tl1us,Japaneseexportsofmachineryarudtransport

cquipmentto1heunderdevelopedworld-excludingLatinAmericaandexcluding

ships笛oldtoPanamaandLiberia-rosefrom$S17millioninl962to$874million

inl96S,l3utanaveragerateofl9percentperyear.

BycontrastwithLatinAmcrica,theshareheldbythcUnitedStatesintotal

Japanesecxportsofmachineryandtransportequipmentrosesteadilyfroml9to23

percen[ofthetotalinthesamefour-yearpericduincreasmginvalue

from$224millionto$554million・MTheUnitedStatestrademtensity

12217 38,891 l3UlnitedNations, MThesetworiαur and1965. -dataas]eeportedbythe ecorresponding lni11ionrespective1y.

ThesetworiguresrelatetoUnitedStatesimportd

UnitedStatesCustomsfromitsownclearance.The

Japaneseexportfiguresare$239millionand3574

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l5althoughexhibitingaslightlydownwardtrend,wasremarkablyhigh,

Coefficient,

namelyD2・l8inl962and2・O6inl965・ThiscountrythusshowedapreferencefOr

Japaneseproductsinitsimportsofmachineryandtransportequipmentmorethan

twiceass[rongasthatshownbytheworldasawhole,whereasLatinAmerica

showedapreferencewhichml962wasslightlyabovethatshownbytheworldasa

whole,andlaterdeclinedsteadilytotwothirds・

Itiscolwenientfinallytofurthernarrowdowntheanalysistospecificcatego-riesofgoods,attheleveloffourdigitsoftheSITC/Rev,andtolimittheperiodto

oneyear,19“・Thismethodpermitsamorepreciseseparationofgoods,although

itiswelltobearinmind[hat,evenatthislevel,thedefinitionsarenotnarrow

enough,sothatmanydifferenlandnotmu[uallysubstitutablearticlesenterinto,

say,InsulatedWireCable・Evenforapparentlyidemicalgoods,eacl1brandmay

presenttothebuyerdifferencesthatarenotpurelysubjective・However,giventhe

variednumberofsubgroupstobeconsidered,theprevalenceofagiventendencyin

mostofthemcannotbutbetakenasaprobablyvalidindicationoIanabnormaltrade

pattern・ProducersofgWentypesofcommodities,narrowlydefined,tendtobe

equallycompetitivea上themargin,since,ifthatwerenotthecase,themoreeffici-

entoneswouldnotforegotheopportunityofaddmgtotheirownoperationsthepro-ducts,similarmthosetheyalreadyproduCe,whichotherproduceinefficiently・

AISO,varietywithinagivensubgroupisfoundmostlyinthecaseofproducergoods;

manyconsumergoodsarefairlyuniform,orclosesubstitu[es,sothatifthesame

generaltrendisdiscernibleinbothcategoriesjthereliabilityof上heobservation

maybedeemedtobegreater. TablelVcontainsaUmachineryandtransportfour-digitSubgroupsregarding whichLatinAmericanimportsfrom,alldJapaneseexportsto,[heworldhadavalue ofmorethan$lOmillion,afigurewhichwaschosenasbeingreasonablysubstan-UnitedStatesIownexportsormachineryandtransportequipnenthave beendeductedrrcmtheworldtotalsbe2oreobtainingthecoefficient; whichothemmsewouldbehigheroThewor1d9inthecaseortheUnited StatesinlportandexportdataPrelatestoallcountriesリincludingthe Soclp1istones. Ⅱ5 -17-

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LaL1nAmerエCaもplacelnJapaneseexporttrade

tiaLl6Thereare25suchsubgroups,wi【llmedianvaluesof$34.8millioninthe

caseofLa[inAmerica,stotalf、0.b・imports,and$31.7mjllioninthecaseofJapanos

totaIexports・

LatinAmericahadacoefficientbelowunityforelevenofthesubgroups,andthe

UmtedStateslorsixofthem・TheseroughIycomparablefiguresconcealDhoweVer,

gmaterdifferenccs・Intcrmsofvalue,theelevengroupsaccouminthecaseof

LatinAmericalOr28percentofthetotallistedinthetable,whereas【hesixgroups

accountm[hecaseoftheUnitedSlatesforonly2.5percentofitslistcdimports.

’[isthisdiscrepancyofmorethanlO81inthevalue月thatissignificant,ratherthan

thediscrepancyo「2:linthenumberofsubgroups・

ThcsignificancetobeattachedtothesixsubgroupswIthlowcoeffIcientsinthe

caseoftIueUni[edStatesmustbefurtherquali[iedby【hefollowingconsiderations:

Twoofthesixsubgroups-MetalworkingMachineryNES,andLorriesandTrucks-relatetoUnitedStatesimportmarketsofverylowvalue:$4.6miIlionand$6.9

miIlionrespec【ivcly・ThislowvaluemeansnotonlyIowweightbutalsolittlerelia-bili【yogivenlheyear-to-yearfluctuationstowhichrelativevaluesareexposedtoin

shaIIowmarkets・Forathirdgroup-lnsularedWireCable-thecoefficientisbe-Iow,butverynearto,unity(0.98).Afourthsubgroup-Ship-yieldsafalseresult,

asalarge,aMoughunknownproportionofAmericanshipimportsfromJapanand

clsewhereenterrhroughPanamaandLiberja・l7Therefore,omlWwosubgroupsof-にrinlerest-Pis【onEnginesNonAirandTextlleMachinery-whIchTe】atetosub-

s[antiaIimportmarketsof$lO6millionand$61miUionrespec[ively・Theircoeffi-cientsoO、38and0.21,runcountertoanormalexpec[ationoandareevenlowerthan

l6Therearetwoexceptionstothisstatement8a)エnthecaseofDomestic

BlectricEquipmentDonlythreedigitgroupsareusedbecauseJapandoes

notreportthefour-digitbreakdowninthisparticularcase;b)Latin

Americanimportsofmotorcyclesandscooterswereincludedeventhough

totalimportswereonly$7.6nlillion,owingtothciエ・comparabilitywith

importsormotorcars。

iIAsofJune〕0,1960,454oceangoingvessels,representing6,490P533

groBstonBofshippingDwereestilnatedbythelu1aritimeAdministrationto

beownedbyUnitedStatescompaniesandtheiraiTi1iatesandregistered

underroreignflags.…Pana」、a,LiberiaandtheUnitedKingdomeach

accountedforlOOormoreofthevesse1sinvolved'1.UnitedStates,聖e

l鵲÷箒猯學;:器91::?rf,:2,t:;澱Pu…u……(H・…

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thecorrcspondmgLatinAmerlcancoe[ficients. lnlhecaseolLatinAmcricaitIsfoundinsteadthatonlythreeoftheelcven

subgroupshavevaIuesbelow$30miUionfortotaIimports,with[heIowesta[$l5

milIion・Onlyonesubgroup-ScwingMachines-isnearunity(0.98),butitisnoIas

nearasthcabove-notedsubgroupintheUnitedS[a【es・Fortheremainingl4sub‐

groups,whereLa(inAmerica,scocf[icientisaboveuniIy,onlymfourcasesdoes

lhiscoeflicientsurpass『hatofthcUnitedS[ates,andtIuemarginofdifferencei爵

significamIinonIyonecase-MacI1inePartsandAccesgoricsNES-whereLa【in

AmcricarcachedanintcnsiIyof1.63against0.35inlhecaseoftheUnitedStates, of【hetcnabovc-unitvcoefficien【swllerelheUmlcdStalessurpassesLatinAmerlcaづ themarg1u1tendstobequitewide,tI1cmoststrikingexdlmplebeingSwitchgcar(1.73 inLatinAmcrlcaand7・llintheUnitcdStates),TelecommunicationsEquipment NES(1.03and4.15),andElectricLamps,Bulbs(2.13and5.16).Thesediscrepan-cieRmaybebroughtI1omemoreclcarlyifwecomparecoeflicicntsabove2.00, Tatluerthanaboveunity・TheUnitcdS[a[eshaselevensubgroupsaIIhatlulgllleveI, whcreasLa[inAmericahasonlythree・IiweexcludesIlallowmarkets-tI1oscbc-Iow$l5million-thentheUnitedSta[eshas9subgroupsandLatmAmericanone、 Wemightcontinuealongthi&linebynotingthat,whereasLalinAmericadoesnol reachacoefIiciごn【o「3.OOinanycase,theUnitedS[ateshasthree宮ubgroupsabove 3.00,oneabove400,oncabove5・OOandtwoabove7.00 ltisiI1uminatmg[oconsiderLa[inAmerica・gimportsoflwojapaneseinves『or lgoodswluicharcsomctimesreferredtointheeconomicandIradcliteratureof JapanasexportbeengoodsMor.,starper「ormers.,owIng[olheirhighdegreeofin-eD ternationaIcompetitivene弱.Thesearebearingsandships・ Byl9bj4bearingsl】udbecomeahigblyvaluedexportitem,withahighdegrccof tcchnolOgymthどirproduction・Al【heriskofcncumberingthereaderwithaspate offigurc月,theabsolutevalucsandthegrDwthraにsforasuccessionofyearswilI bcgiven,■oasroprovideamoredetailedindicationofthepositionofthesepro-duct$inworldmarkets・Betweenl960andl901DJapaneseexportsofbearings -19-

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LatlnAmerユcabPlaceユnJapaneseexporttrade

grewl8from$7.Smillionto$38million,atannualratesof,successively,100,50,

21and39percen[・SalestotheUnitedStates,whichinl960hadamountedto$2.7

mlllion,increasedinthefollowingyearsto$4.0,$6.5,$9.6and,in1964,t0513.9

million;salestoWestGermany,i[selfamajorproducer,increasedsimilarlyinthe

sameperiodfromS225,000t0$1.7,$3.5,$3.9and,jnl904to$5.1million、Bycon-trast,JapaneseexportstoLatinAmericadeclinedsligh[lyfrom$2.66millionto

52・S7million,inthelaceoIanexpansionoflOpercentintheLatinAmerlcanim- portsmarketforbeariI1gs,whichfrom$34.6millloninl904increasedto$38.1mil-lioninrhefoUowingyear・Asaresult,LatinAmerlcaoscoefficientdeclinedfrom

0.83inl96319loO、42in1904.

Regardingships,Japaneseyardswereat[heI1cightofIheircompetitivenessin

l9“・Theywerequotmgpricesasmuchas25percentbelowEuropeansl1ipbuiId-zoTheirshareofworldproductionhadrisenlo43percclutofthetotal-from

era

28percentinl963-andtheirshareofworldexportswasapproximately30per

zuTheirsalesincluded$l21million[oWeslemEurope,$39millionto

cenL

Panama,$l86millIontoLiberiaand$43milliontoAsia・Byconlrast,Latin

AmericapcxcludingPanama,bouglltonlys3millioU1,orslightlyless【hanlOpercent

ofitsto[alimports,whichamountedto$30.6million・As・aresultLatinAmericaos

coefficien[wasonly0.31whereasmthepreviousyeari1hadbeen0.b922whichm-dicatesthatLati、America‘sprefcrenceforJapaneseshipswas、otonIyquitelow

byanystandardsduring(I】etwoWarsconsidercd,but,aswi[hbearings,itshowsa

l8TIhefiguresaretakenfromJapanExternalTradeOrイマanization9FcreigTl

z‐deofJa座旦,variousissueS、

l9Theotherl963magnitudesusedtoderivethecoeiTicientwere8Total

Japaneseexports,822.7million;Totalworldexports,$堅7.0mi1lion・

go些旦-22聖聖些竺,London,28Novemberl964,p、1007.

20 20 ソb4,totalworldexDortR⑪

PS〔bythel8countries〕amountedto

exportsamountedto鼬81million

Otherriguresintheabovepara-ternalTradeOrganization,座方eign

aueoエJaDanl96

Theotherl963magnitudesusedtoderivethecoerricientwere8Total

JaPaneseexports,3331.Omillion;Totalworldexports(18countries)8

81,450.6million. 22 -20-

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[endencytodecline・Atwo-yearspanisofcourseveryshorttodrawanyfirmcon- cIusions,andtheseconclusionsareonlytentative・Thisten[ativenessmusthowever bequalifiedbytheobservation[hatwhenaproductisprovensosuccessful,evena shortperiodsufficestodrawra[hervalidconclusions,and,【husonecannothelp suspectingthattradewasbelow【hepotenttal・ Oneobservation[hatappearstosuggestjtselffromTablelVis[haIDforsimiIar products,LatInAmerica,stradecoefficientinitsimportsfromJapantendstobe higherforconsumergoodsthanforinveslorgoods-althou贋hinanycaseitcon【i-nuestobcbelowlha【oftheUnitedSta【es・InlhecascofJapaneseexportsofsewmg

2.LaUInAmerica

machincs‘forinstance,thebulkofwhichareforhouseholduse, hasacoefficienIofO、94DwhichismorethandoubletIuecoefricientfortextilemach卜 nery,whichis0.37.ThegameobservationcanbemadefOrradiobroadcastreceiv-ers(1.43)ascomparedtotclecommunicationsequipmentNES(1.03)and,inthe molorindustry,topassengermotorvehicles(1.67)andmo【orcyclcs(1.31)as a照ainstI()rrie耳andtruckB(0.55).Onecxplanalionmavbethat,ontheonchand, じonろumcrgoodsarenotlimitedbythcsametypeofcreditconsidcration筋asinvcsl-l10cnlguodsarc,andDonthcother0thatosincetheConsumer'5decisionigapersonal onCjIlJ,preろumably0alsoacri【icalone-givcnthehighab葛oluleandreIa【ivevalue

I)IじunsumcrdurablesinLatinAmerlcancountries-ilismorecarefullyweighed

undalargcramoun【ofinformationissiftedbcforereachingitthanin[hecaseof dccisionslakenbyfirmsandgovernmemIs.

Thcprecedmgobserva【ionmightseemtobecontradic[cdbythcverylowpre- IercnceLatinAmericanconsumer葛auachto【woconsumerproducts,teIevisionre-ceiver瑞andbicycles・TheformeThavcacoefficiemoionly0.35,inspiteoftheir wclI-knowninternationalcompeti【iveness・IntheUnitedStates,forins【ance,where

morelhan99percentofaUimportedTVsetscomefromjapan,IIlccorresponding

c⑪どfficientis3,86.Thedisparilyinmiscasclsprobablydue[odiffercncesin 瓢ructurebetweenbothimportmarket巴.1f,insteadofcomparinglheimportmar- kul葛wewcrelocomparethegeneralmarke[-impomanddomestic-itwouldbc ForeignCapitalResearchSociGEJ,JapaneseエnduBtryエ9“(Japan, 23.7重犀、9 1964), 【).82. -21-

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▽ LaL1nAmerlcasplacelnJapaneseexporLLTade foundthatbothintheUnitedStatcsandinLatinAmericaconsumerstend【Dfavour Americanbrandsforafirstset,andjapaneselDrandsfora&ecolld,orcvcnthird sct・SincetheLatinAmericanmarkctisstillintheproces5ofacquirin晋first5cts, thepreferenccforAmericanandotherbrandsappearsjustificd、 Inthecascofbicycles,lI1elowprefercncegivenJapanescimportsmaybe ascribabIe[oaIowercross-elasticityofdema、。,asbuyersofthisproductmay havebrandloyalries・Thecoefficien[inIIuiscaseisO、60,a&againstL29inthe UniIedStates・ Thcobservationholds[rueDhowever,for[l1emosttypicalconsumerdurable呂,

、amelyodomestice1cctricequipme、[owhichincludeswashingmachines,refrigどra-

lors,CICC[ricshavers,loasters,CIC・Thi白grouphasacoefficientof1.85forLalin America0thefourthl1ighestinthetable・TheUnitedStatesimportmarketohoweve■

hasanevenhighercoefficientof3.86,whichagainindicatesKhatLatinAmericamay

notbetakingfuIladvantageofJapan,Bimernationalcomperitivcness.

11 InIhisscc【ionweshaUconsiderthevariousfac[orswllichappeartocause

LatinAmcricanimportsofjapancsemanufacturestodepartfromanidealnorm・

AlIIhesefac1orsDincludinganythatmaybeomitted,areofashort-runnature・

Somcofthemmayseemindcednottobeso,havinglasted,andprcsumabIybeing

abDuttolastDforalongtimc・Butthefactthattheymaypersistformanyyears,

ewndccades,doesnotalter【hefactthattheydistorttradeoandtbusare【he曰ource

oIdisequilibriawhichmustproperlybeviewedasbeingofashort-runnature・

Thc笛efactorsmayberoughlydividedbe[ween[hoseon【hesupplysideand

lhoseonlhcdcmand罰ide-althoughnohard-and-fastlinecxistsandthereisinter-

playbctwccnbolh・Thefirslgroupcomprisesadequatesettlementtermsandlack

o『af[er-苗ale冨筋crvUc“・ThesecondgroupcomprisesthebuyUrs91mper【ectlmow-lcdge-I〕roadlydefinどd-amdpaymentsimbalances. opportunityin[rade eversinceinterna- uatesettlementtermsareanImportantcauseoflost l、証。“ bclweenthetwoccon〔)mies・Theproblemmightbestatedthus:eversinceinteZ

tlonalrradeincapitalgoodsswitchedIromasellers,[oabuyersomarketinthe

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mid-19500so[herehasbeenintensivecompeti[ionbetweentheindustrialcountrles

asregardsset[lementterms,aggravatcdatthcendofthedecadebythebalance-of-paymentsdifficulties,ofthekey-reservecounlrIes,whichforcedthemtotie-ina

substantialproportionoftheirdevelopmentai。、japanlaggedbehmdinthiscom-petition,inthesensethatitsinterestratestruc[ure,maturityperiods,proportionaI

valueofthedown-paymentrequirementsandpcriodsofgracehavebeenless

favourablethanthoseofotheradvancedcounlries、TlliscausesJapantodisquaIify

itselfoccasionallyfrombidsputoutbyLatinAmericawhich,ifprice,qualityand

deliverywercalonedecisive,mightpresumablybcwo11.1,1962,Iorinstance,the

24

twofollowingcaseswerereported:

”Reccntly,underArgentinapsrailwayelectrici「icationprogramme(500coaches,

signalmachines,transformersub-stationsandwiringmaterialstotalIing$80

million),HitachiTokyoEIectricandMi【RubishiElectricareplanningtoputina

join[bid・JapanExport-ImportBank,howwcr,willnolconsider20perccntdc‐

positandten-yeardeferredpaymem.

oTherelsancnquiryfortwolO,OOO-tonIanker葛,butArgentinawanttStomak巴

80-100percentdeferredpaymemin7IolOyearsontheconstructioncosIs・

AgainstrhisDWesternEuropeisoffering80pcrcentand9tolOyearsdefcrrcd

paymenI,whileJapan,stermsare70pcrccntand6to7ycar白defcrredpay-mem.,,

lnfcrmationonthecomparativesettlememtcrmRofferedbyvariouscou、[ries

usveryscarce,bu【whatli[tleisavailableappearstoindicatethatjapanismakmg

rapidprogress・Thus,inl962interestrate烏CharlgedbyJapanforthistypcofex-

25

portwereinthevicinityof7percentandmaturitieswereabou【Sto7vears・

Byll67,however,itsin【erestrateshadgoncdownto4.5percentforsomcloans

26Z7

1mkedtomanufacturingindustries,orevento4・Operccnt,andmaturities

hadgoneuptol5years・ThistrendisdiscernIblefromthecomposi[ionofjapanese

TheOrientaユEconoIT1ist,Tokyo,Nay1962,p、274. 24 25 26 Ibid. Simposioエ]nternaciona1scbreDesarrolloIndustrial,4yudarinanciera oricjalbi1ateralalaindustriamanuractureradelospaisegen

記三三万両こ~(面7557哀~17175~(UnitedNationsDocument),1967,Table?.

z7UnitedIiations, (E/4274/Add、1), がoTtCreditsandDeve」C -23-

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LaL1nAmerlcalsplacelnJapaneseexporLLrade officiaIbilaterallendingcommitmentsbymamrityandinterestrate・Thusobetween l962andl964,JapancsccommitmentswithmaturitiesbetweenSandlOyearswere

almoBthalved-from$l49million[o$77million-whilethosewithmaturitIesbe-tweenlOand20yearsincrehsedmore[haneigh[-fold-fr0m$l3million[o$l07

mjllion、Commitmentsakara[eofinterestof6to7percemincreasedinthesame periodbyonesixthonly-from$54millionto$62million-whereasthoseatarate ofinterestofSto6percen[increasedalmostthree-fold-from$65millionto$175 麹 million-andthosebelow5perccntincreasedfromnoughtto$4.3million、 Despi[ethisrapidprogress,however,Japancannotyetcompetewithotherin-dustrialcountries,whicharealsoimprovingtheirtermsDalthoughataslowerrate・ ItcannotforinstancematchsomeUnitedS[atesloansreimbursableinlocalcurren-ciesDnorthegraceperiodsofsomeof[heUniKedKingdomosandCanadaosIoans・ Somecountriesarepreparedtooffermaturitiesupto30years(France,West Germany,theNetI】erlands),oreven40years(UnitedStates,UnitedKingdom).Many countricsofferinteres【rateswellbelow4percent・SimcemanybuyersinLatin AmericaOlackingreadycash,attachgreaterimportancetoset[lementtermsthanto priceorqualityosometradedis[ortionresults,depressingthequantumofLaLin AmericanimportsofJapanesemachineryandtransportequipment. After-salesservicesareveryimportantinexportsofindustrialplamsOheavy machineryandsomeconsumerdurables6hereagainJapan,sinabilitytocompete withWesternfirmsisahaUKlicap・japanosbackwardnessinthisrespectstemsfrom theⅢatureofiIsdistriUmonsystem・WhereastheEuropeanandAmericancompa- niesoperatingabroadusuallyhaveoneagentineachcountry,[heJapanesecompa-meshavetcndcduntilrecentlytorelysolelyontradingcompanlesthatmarkettheir productsaRmdependentintermediaries・Now,thethoroughkmowledgeofforeign marke[slhatthesein[ermediarieshave,andtheirwillingnesstoactasfinancerso

givethemapositiveroleinJapanlSexporttrade,buttheyarenotasconduciveto

lhedurablepenetrationofforBignmarketsasthespecializeddistributorwhocanbe 280ECD,DAC,Deve1。pmentAssistanceErfortsandPoliCies,196う,Review, Table□8and9. -24-

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29 rclieduponfOrafter-salesServices.

Onthedemandside,the2uyers,imperfectknowIedgeencompassesvarious

phenomcna・InthefirstplaceDthelagwithwhichprospectivecustomersinLatin

AmericalearnaboutJapan,smcreasedcompetitivenessandcapacitymustbepre-

sumedtobegrealerthanin,say,theUnitedStatesDwhere,aswasnoted,consumers

andinvestorsarebetterandmorepromptlyinformedofsuchimprovemGnts・jlmi-larly,IhcL:hangeofqualityforanygivengoodhasbeenrapidinJapan,sotha[thc

lreputatiomo『badqualitythatattachestoJapaneseproductsmusttendtolingermore inLatinAmericathaninmoreup-to-datemarkets, RclalcdtothispointisthesnobappealofAmericanandWestermEuropean brands・ThcJapaneseareawareofthisphenomenonintheimportmarketsofAsia, 30 cxempIifiedbythefollowingcase. ,OTakeHongKong,forinstance、Inpurchasingelevators,HongKongenterpris-ersunLilrece、[lydependedsolelyonOtisproducts(UnitedStates)andJapanese eIevatorswcrebeateninmanyinternationaltendersheldinHongKonginthe past、AcertainJapaneseelevatormanufacturerhaditselfrepresentedbyare-puIableBritishfirminarecen[biddingforelevatorsheldbytheHongKong GovernmentforQueenElizabethHospitaLTheJapanesecompanywonthecon- lrilどt・Japaneseelevatorsinstalledunderthccontractprovedexcellentinper-l⑪『・】nance,andledtotheincreaseofelevatorexportslater.., 、膳lanceisafactortha[,inthecaseofJapan,canbeclassifiedunderimperfect knowlcdgc・ManydistancesareofcourseinvolvedinJapancse-LatinAmerican trade,ごothatsomeproductsthatarecompetitiveontheWestCoastmaymotbcso onlheEastCoasLTwoofthemarkcts-ArgentinaandUruguay-aretheantipodes o「japan,whcreasMexicoisrelativelynear・Inthecontextofthispaper,distance i月oIin[erestonlytotheextentthatitrelate弓【osalesthatareadverselyaffectedby (IiRtanceintheabsenceofadversefreigI1tcouusidcrations・Hunsbergernotesthat .、thegre4lterthedistancemanyJapanescimportsmustbecarriedisnotasserious adiろadvantageasmanypeoplesuppose・Scatransportationisrelativelycheap,and manyJapanesegoodscanbeprofitablysoldabroaddespi[emecostsoftwolongsea TheOrientalEconomist 湧加 Tokyo,Septelnberl964,p、599-600. Ibid. -25-

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LatlnA□erlcalsplaceユnJapaneseexporLtrade

voyages,onefortherawmaterials,theotherfor【hefinisbedproducts,..$l

ButIhe

merefac【thatmanypeopIesupposetha【thereiSaseriousdisadvantagci時ilsel「a

seriousdisadvantagc・Distancethuscreatesapsychologicall〕arriertotradcinthc

p932

mindsofprospectivebuyers-whatBeckcrmancalls、OpsychicdIstancc,wI1icI1

dismrtstradc・

Dislallceisalsoatradedeterrcntbecauscof【hcdelaysindeliverytluatmaybc

lnvolvcd・Intluiscase【hcreappears【(DbeaclcarcrcaseofimperにcrknowIedge・

ThefulfiImentofatypicalordertoaLatinAmcricancountrybyjapan,whichused

lorequirebctweenslxandninewecks,「akcsnowonlyafewdaysaccording(oIhe

PanamericanUnion,tI1ankstothees[ablishmentinthePanamaCanalFrccZoneofa centreior苗alesanddis[ributiontoLa[inAmerica・Japanusesacombinationof frcights,withcheaperseafreightsforthelongluaulfromJapanand-once【he

ordeTsarereceivcd-dearerairfreighlsfor【Iueshorterdistancewithinll1eregion.

ThesystcmhastheaddedadvantagcthatitaⅡowscustomers[ocu[downtheirin- 33 ventorycosts,furtherincreasingthecompetitivcpowerofJapaneseproduct$. FinallyDaverysignificantclemcntmustbeconsidered:thctradeandpayments

position・BilateraltradcbaIanceis[hemostsignificantvariableobecauseMagiven

LatinAmericancountryhasTepeatcdandsubstantialsurplusesini[s1radewi[h japan,oncoughttoexpcctagreaterKradeintensi[y[haniftheoppositewerethc

case.O【herinterrelatcdvariabIeswhicharealsoworthlookingintoarethegeneral

paymentsposi【ion,theimportanccofJapanasacustomer,andthegrowtllmIcof JapanspurchascsfromitsLatinAmericantradingpartner・ TakingupfirsttheregionasawholeDduringthefouryearsunderconsideration

LatinAmcricahadanincreasinglyfavourabletradebalancewithjapan,asmeratio

MS・Hunsberger,。p・Cit.,p・’56. M.Bcckerman,i1DistanceandthePatterno2エnt寝-mropeanTradeii,Eeview orEconomicsandStatistics,vol、28,1956,p,38,quotedbynLinnemann 31 32 NorthHol1and7 nedeconnmic `areas,Ibid.,p、32. nm LA且 F1月、L9bb.DpZB DEIleCOnCeDrOⅡ・0W]nF horizonIoappliedby 33Uni6nPanamericana, exportacionesdepr Linnelnanntopreferential tradingareas, on-19bLlr1 -26-

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ofimportsfromJapantoexpDrtstoJapamdeclinedfrom88percentinl962to66

percentinl965、ThIswas[heresultofasubstantialincreaseduringthisperiodin

JapanesepurchasesofLatinAmericanproducts,whichgrewfrom$399miUionin

l962tos586millioninl965,atanaveragerateofl4percemperyear、Japanese

participationintheLationAmericanexporttradeDhowever,wasnotverysubstantiaL

beingonly4.2percento「thetotaIinl965;thetotalpaymentspositionintlueregion

asawholcmilitatedagainstgreaterfrcedomoIchoice,assofarintI1el9bO,sthere weredeficitsthroughl9b3,andIhesurpIusrecordedinl964/65wasachievedatIhe expcnseofcurtailingimports. ThefactthatthebilateraltradebalancewassoclearlyinfavourofLatin

AmericaoughttohaveledtowardsatleastastationarypreferenceforJapanese

goods,expeciallyasJapanwasatlhesametimefavouringLatinAmericamoreand

more・Instead,LatinAmericaoscoefficientforimportsofmacI1ineryandtramsport

equipmentfromJapandeclinedsteadily,asshownat[hebeginning,fromLO5inl962 ・to0.65in1965.Thisindicatesthatotherconsiderationspsuchaslackofcreditac-comodationDimperfec[knowledge,etc.,bolsteredbytheunfavourablepayments situation,tendedtohavegreatcrinfluencethanthecompetitivepriceposi[ionof Japanesegoods,bolsteredbyasoundbilateraltradepositionaswellasbyagood growthrateinJapan,sordersfromLatinAmerica、 BIlateralpositionsmustproperlybeexaminedcoun[rybycoumry0however・ Takingthesevenmaincountries-Argentina,Brazil,Chile,ColombiaDMexico,Peru andVcnezuela-whichinanyoneyearaccoumIor60to65percentoftotalLatin Americanimportsfromjapan,i[isfoundthatArgentinainl962andBrazIlinl962/ O3hadveryunfavourabletradebalanceswi[hJapan・Duringtheseyears,theirin-tensi[ycoefficien[sweresubstantiallyaboveunity,rangingbetweenl・l3andL44・ Thetwocounrriesmaybesaidtohavebeenonawspendingspree,。、Thencamethe timeforreckoningDastheirtotalbalance-ol-paymentssituationsworsened-inl962 duepaymentsdeficitinArgentinaandBrazilreacI1ed$276millionand$294miIlion

respectively、36Asaresult,bothcoun[riescurtailedtheirimportsingeneral,and

EconomicCommjssionforLatinAmerica,EstudioEcon6mユcodeAmさrica

Latina,ユ9651(UnitedNations,NewYork,1966),p、8ユ.

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LatlnAmerlcabplacOユnJapaneseexportLrade especiaUytheirimportsfromJapan,andthebilateraltradebalancewith

thiscoumrywasrestoredintheirfavour;thelrtradeintensitycoefficient,

however,sankwellbelowunity,goingdowninthecaseofArgentmat0

0.88in1963,0.25inl964andO、28,1965.(Duringthislastyearthe

tradebalancewithjapanwasonceagainunfavourable,butthatwasdueto

anmcreaseinimportsofbasicmanufactures(Section6oftheSITC/Rev.)・

whichareofdecliningimportancemJapan'sexporttrade.)SimiIarly,in

thecaseofBrazilthecoefficientdeclinedlo0.63and0.55inl964and l965. P

Thesi[uationmighthavebeendifferentifJapaIuhadbeenanimportantand

dynamiccustomerofthetwocountries,butJapan'spar【icipationinthcexport

tradeofArgentinaandBrazilwasonly2、2percentandL9percentofthe

total,respectively・ThegrowthrateofJapan,sordersfromhothcounlrieswaS

nottoolowDaveraging9percentand8percentrespec[ivelyinl962-65,but

itwasmuchlowerthaninotherLatinAmericancountries,sincetheregional

rate,asnoted,averagedl4percent・

ColombiaandVenezuelaaretwocoun[rIeswhosetradebalancewithJapan

isinvariablyveryadverse,withratiosof481and2:lrespectively・crow[h

andparticipation,takentogether,arenegligible・AsaresulttheircoeffIci-

en[sarelow-rangingbetween0.36andq69duringtheperiodunderconsi-deration.

MexicoandChilesbowaclearerpictureofby-passedopportunity.The

export/importratioisinfavourofthetwoLa【inAmericancountriesby

about4:linbothcases(10:linthecaseofChileinll“).Thcgrow[h

rateofJapan,simportsfromChileaveraged29percentperyearduring

thefOuryears,asJapan,spurchasesjumpedfrom$52million[o$112miI-

1ionbetweenl962andl965;theratewasslowinthecaseofMexico-4 percentperyear,from$l09millionto$l23million-butthiswasmsude upforbyothesizeoftheparticipation,whichwassubstamialinbothcases:

10.8percentofChileanexpor[sand7.lpercen[ofMexicanexportswent

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35 toJapaninl965・ BothcountriesarethusmagoodpositiontobuymorefromJapan,yettheirco-efficientsoftradeintensityareveryloworangmgfrom0.31toq45inbothcount- riesduringtheperiodunderconsideratIon-exceptforChileinl965,whentheco-efficientroseto上hemorenormalfigureofl、l7owingtoanimportantpurchase fromjapaneseshipyards. PCruisperhapsthemostilluminatingcase・Ithasallthreecondltionsfor

freedomofchoice:favourablebila[eraIbaIanceswi[hJapan(about2:l),goodgrowth

ratesinitsexportstoJapan(24percentperyearduringl962/65)andaboveaver-ageparticipationbyJapaninitsexporttrade(gpercentofitsexports).Asmight

beexpec【ed,itstradeintensitycoefficientsaresteadilyatumtyorverynear

it・

ItisthusinsharpcontrastwithneIghbouringChileoandthedifferencemaybe

inpar[duetothedifferentpaymentspositionsofbothcountries:Chilehadfburde-

ficitsinarowduringl960/63,andrecordedsurplusesInl9“/65,whichmaywell

haveacorrelationwiththeulormalizationofitscoeffIcientowhichsho上uptol・l7in

l965,asnoted、Peru,ontheotherhand1hadcontinualsurplusesduringl960/

65. エnthecaseorMexico,anadditiona1reservationmigntbemadeinview ofitsproximitytotheUnitedStatesandthemagnitudeorAmerican investment・Distance7however,Bhou1dnotinc1udeD1pBychicdistanceIIp whichwasderinedtobepartorimperrectknowledge・AstophyBicaユ distance,thereareindicationsthatitmaynotbeasimportantasit appearstobeDsinceBlexicoIstradeintensitycoerricientforgoods ilnportedEromJapanwithエowerdegreesor江ocessingishigherthanfor machine工yandtransportequipment,whichischeapertotエ且nsportreユa- tivetoitswortho AmericaninvestmentBarealsonottalcenintoaccountinthユBana1ysis because9rromaconceptua1standpoint,allrirmsmustbeconsidered autonomousaswellasrational9andmustbeheldtcbeinpoBsessionor perrectknowledgeortheworldmarket・ RegardingJapaneseparticipation1nHexicanexports,itisworthnotir昭『 thatthe7.1percentrigureprobablylmderstatestheactualpartici- pation・ThispercentagewasderivedfromMexicanexportfiguresDas reportedtotnemFandtheVorldBank,andexportstoJapanthrough Americanportsareprobab1ynotmcluded. 35 -29-

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