The fact that Japan's export trade (has hech showing steady. development, in spite of all the obstructive measures abroad, Is due to a change in her trade policy—a change. from catering to the principal export mar kets, as has hitherto been the practice, to developing markets every-wher 's trade with China, for instance, shows a decline owing to Incheased tariffs, boycott, and reduction of Chinese purchasing' power, while her exports to America are sagging.
Her exports: to Central and Sout American countries, Aftica, Eeypt, and other new markets, however, are conspicuous by their development.
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