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 CIS NO: 92-H403-18
 TITLE: Strategy Gone Awry: The Administration's Response to Japan's
     Economic Aggression Against the U.S. High-Performance Computing
     Industry.
 SOURCE: Committee on Government Operations. House
 DOC TYPE: Report                    COLLATION: v+42 p.
 DATE: Oct. 14, 1992
 CONGRESS-SESSION: 102-2             SUDOC: Y1.1/8:102-1051
 ITEM NO: 1008-C; 1008-D             PUB NO: H.Rpt.102-1051
 MC ENTRY NO: 93-8172

 Report, based on Subcom on Legislation and National Security July 1992
 hearings, examining issues relating to alleged Japanese efforts to target
 the U.S. high-performance computer (supercomputer) industry, and alleged
 ineffectiveness of the Administration response.
   Focuses on claimed failure of 1987 and 1990 U.S.-Japan agreements to end
 discrimination against U.S. firms in Japanese Government supercomputer
 procurements, and alleged Office of the U.S. Trade Representative efforts to
 prevent NASA from excluding Japanese firms from participation in U.S.
 supercomputer procurements on national security grounds.
   Includes findings (p. 11-39), conclusions (p. 39-41), and recommendations
 (p. 41-42).
 CONTENT NOTATION: Japan-US supercomputer trade issues
 DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): SUBCOM ON LEGISLATION AND
     NATIONAL SECURITY. HOUSE; JAPAN (Supercomputer trade with US);
     COMPUTERS; GOVERNMENT.EFFICIENCY; TRADE AGREEMENTS; IMPORT
     RESTRICTIONS; GOVERNMENT.CONTRACTS.AND.PROCUREMENT; NATIONAL
     AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION; NATIONAL.DEFENSE; OFFICE OF THE
     U.S. TRADE REPRESENTATIVE