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CIS Microfiche Library 1970-2002 (CIS Asia Pacific Collection)
CIS NO: 85-H781-32
TITLE: Japanese Voluntary Restraints on Auto Exports to the U.S.
SOURCE: Committee on Ways and Means. House
DOC TYPE: Hearing COLLATION: iii+280 p.
DATE: Feb. 28, Mar. 4, 1985
CONGRESS-SESSION: 99-1 SUDOC: Y4.W36:99-1
ITEM NO: 1028-A; 1028-B
LC CARD NO: 85-602458 MC ENTRY NO: 85-24063
Committee Serial No. 99-1. Hearings before the Subcom on Trade to assess
the desirability of renewing the voluntary restraint agreement (VRA) with
Japan, limiting Japanese automobile exports to the U.S.
Supplementary material (p. 260-280) includes submitted statements,
correspondence, and:
-- Tollison, Robert; and Boettke, Peter (George Mason Univ),
"Voluntary Restraint Agreement: The Consumers' Perspective" issue
analysis prepared for Citizens for a Sound Economy (p. 266-271).
CONTENT NOTATION: Japan auto exports voluntary restraints extension
DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): AUTOMOBILES AND AUTOMOBILE
INDUSTRY; IMPORT RESTRICTIONS; JAPAN (Auto exports voluntary
restraints extension); TRADE AGREEMENTS; COMPETITION; SUBCOM ON
TRADE. HOUSE; CONSUMERS (Japan auto exports voluntary restraints
impact on consumers); CITIZENS FOR A SOUND ECONOMY ("Voluntary
Restraint Agreement: The Consumers' Perspective" on Japan auto export
restraints)
85-H781-32 TESTIMONY NO: 1 Feb. 28, 1985 p. 4-35
WITNESSES (and witness notations):
BROCK, WILLIAM E., III (US Trade Rep)
STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Views on U.S.-Japan automobile trade issues and
VRA extension (related tables, p. 12-16); overview of auto industry
status and outlook.
CONTENT NOTATION: Japan auto exports voluntary restraints extension
DESCRIPTORS: OFFICE OF THE U.S. TRADE REPRESENTATIVE
85-H781-32 TESTIMONY NO: 2 Feb. 28, 1985 p. 35-48
WITNESSES (and witness notations):
CRANDALL, ROBERT W. (sr fellow, Brookings Instn)
STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Effect of VRA on U.S. auto manufacturing
industry and consumers.
CONTENT NOTATION: Japan auto exports voluntary restraints extension
85-H781-32 TESTIMONY NO: 3 Mar. 4, 1985 p. 97-260
WITNESSES (and witness notations):
NIELD, GEORGE C. (pres, Auto Importers of Amer)
MCELWAINE, ROBERT M. (pres, Amer Intl Auto Dealers Assn (AIADA))
STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION: Arguments against VRA renewal; anticipated
benefits for industry and consumers of VRA termination; factors in U.S.
auto industry international competitiveness, including marketing, labor
costs, and sale prices.
INSERTIONS:
a. Temple, Barker and Sloane, Inc., "Effects of Protectionism" excerpt
from "Imported Automobile Industry in America" study prepared for
AIADA, Nov. 1984, with tables (p. 111-132).
b. Japan-Europe-U.S. auto manufacturing competitive balance, factors
analysis, study excerpts (p. 149-175).
c. U.S. and imported Japanese motor vehicle taxes comparison, summary
tables (p. 176-249).
CONTENT NOTATION: Japan auto exports voluntary restraints extension
DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): AUTOMOBILE IMPORTERS OF
AMERICA; AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION;
MARKETING (Auto industry intl competitiveness factors); LABOR (Auto
industry intl competitiveness factors); PRICES (Auto industry intl
competitiveness factors); FOREIGN.TRADE (Auto industry intl
competitiveness factors); TEMPLE, BARKER AND SLOANE, INC. (Auto
industry protectionism effects analysis); EUROPE (Auto mfg competitive
balance among Western nations and Japan, factors analysis); STATISTICAL
DATA: FOREIGN TRADE (Motor vehicle taxes for US products and Japanese
imports, comparison); STATISTICAL DATA: INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE (Motor
vehicle taxes for US products and Japanese imports, comparison);
STATISTICAL DATA: GOVERNMENT (Motor vehicle taxes for US products and
Japanese imports, comparison); TAXATION (Motor vehicle taxes for US
products and Japanese imports, comparison)
85-H781-32 TESTIMONY NO: 4 Additional Testimony
WITNESSES (and witness notations):
MCCAMMON, DAVID N. (vp-controller, Ford Motor Co., p. 48-61)
WHIPPLE, KENNETH (vp, corporate strategy, p. 48-61)
WHITMAN, MARINA V.N. (vp and chief economist, Gen Motors Corp, p.
61-72)
MILLER, ROBERT S., JR. (exec vp, finance and admin, Chrysler Corp., p.
72-81)
LUNDINE, STAN ((Rep, D-NY), p. 83-96)
STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION: Differing views on VRA renewal.
CONTENT NOTATION: Japan auto exports voluntary restraints extension
DESCRIPTORS: GENERAL MOTORS CORP.; FORD MOTOR CO.; CHRYSLER CORP.
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