Import-Export Bank vs Sogo Shosha

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foxnews.com/politics/2012/05 … port-bank/
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sogo_shosha

Our embassies have traditionally here for America have performed alot of the networking and pointing out opportunities to perspective amerian investors and salesmen quite openly… it’s one of the advantages of having a US Embassy in your city is that they will comb around and have dinner with people looking to do business in america, or want american business… when a american company inquires with a given embassy ‘is this country stable and does it have or need so and so’ they can get a answer… builds ties and strengthens both economies.

So… how does the much larger size and complexity of the US paralell and differ from the intentions and functions of the Sogo Shosha, and does one system use or exploit methods the other can’t or doesn’t, and if so, why not? I am figuring there are limitations on both ends due to size and methods for taxation and banking structure… issues built into emphasis of what is property and how they differ, what is taxed, and what is taboo.

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everyone sucks for not replying to this

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Sounds like the United States is trying to survive a very long giant economic calamity copying the Japanese model who has been economic pros at that for the last twenty five years.

It makes sense. The west is turning Japanese…

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEmJ-VWPDM4[/youtube]

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I think its the best way to reduce the unemployment because when the business grow in the US than there is more job opportunities for public.Unemployment rate goes down and the economy is also more stable.So i think its a good sign even they coping any other country.

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How many pages back did you find this page Walker?

This was like, one of my last serious attempts to talk about pure economics on this site. Since then, it’s just been defensive, trying to slow down the European jackboot of pop socialism in trying to point out why it’s a bad idea to adopt failing policies.