The impact of the internationalization of the yen on exports of selected agricultural commodities
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"The yen-dollar exchange rate issue encompasses a wide variety of macroeconomic administrative factors including the budget deficit of the United States and the liberalization and internationalization of the Japanese financial system. The United States has maintained that Japan's role in the international financial system has not been commensurate with its position as a world economic and trading power and has expressed concern that Japan's restrictive financial policies inhibit the international use of the yen which adversely affects the yen-dollar exchange rate and further aggravates trade frictions between the two countries. Japan has conceded that further internationalization of the yen and liberalization of domestic financial markets is necessary if the underlying market strength of the yen is to be reflected in international markets. However, the Ministry of Finance has maintained that high U.S. interest rates stemming from the U.S. budget deficits are the major factors determining the yen-dollar exchange rate."--Introduction.
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