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A: SUMMARY OF PAST STUDIES ON U.S.-JAPAN DEFENSE TECHNOLOGY COOPERATION
Pages 87-91

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From page 87...
... DoD planners recognized that the rationale for collaborative initiatives between the United States and its NATO and Japanese allies hac3 changed and that a new policy framework and criteria for assessing programs were needed. The first major cooperative armament ventures between the Uniter!
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From page 88...
... DEFENSE TECHNOLOGY COOPERATION WITH THE PACIFIC RIM The 1989 DSB stucly on cooperation with Pacific Rim nations constituted a follow-on to the earlier NATO and Japan reports. First meeting in March 1988, the Pacific Rim task force sought to update those reports and incorporate increasingly important economic considerations.
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From page 89...
... Specifically, the task force cited a "lack of balance in many defense industrial cooperation arrangements where U.S. military gains have sometimes entailed economic penalty." The major findings of the 1989 DSB study concerned the changed economic relationship between the United States and its Pacific Rim allies and the impact of this change on security concerns.
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From page 90...
... The primary difference was the 1989 report's heavy emphasis on commercial competitiveness and economic weH-being. This emphasis allowed the Pacific Rim task force to make more specific and focused recommendations regarding fixture clefense technology cooperation.
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From page 91...
... Defense Industrial Cooperation with Pacific Rim Nations (19899 President should declare technological superiority a | The United States should develop a national national goal. technology vision to be implemented through a I presidential statement.
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