US, Japan Right Partners to Invest in the Future: Emanuel

The transcript discusses the evolving relationship between the United States and Japan, highlighting key areas of cooperation such as energy security, the EV market, and international trade. It examines the impact of US policies like the Inflation Reduction Act and the Chips Act on Japanese companies and explores the changing dynamics of global trade post-COVID and geopolitical shifts. The discussion also covers the importance of international cooperation in the semiconductor industry and future opportunities in energy and technology sectors.

What are the new driving factors in international trade according to the US-Japan strategic partnership?

• Speed and innovation

• Cost and efficiency

• Market access and expansion

• Stability and sustainability

How has the US Inflation Reduction Act influenced Japanese companies?

• It discouraged them from investing in the US

• It led to increased assembly of cars in Japan

• It had no significant impact

• It encouraged them to expand their footprint in the US

What is the new defining factor for international trade in the next 20 years?

• Technological innovation

• Energy reliability and security

• Cost reduction

• Market access

What is the US strategy regarding chip regulations with its allies?

• Immediate punishment for non-compliance

• Collaboration before any punitive measures

• Complete independence from allies

• Ignoring any violations

Which industry has seen the US become the largest exporter to Japan?

• Automobiles

• Beef

• Technology

• Pharmaceuticals

What promising technology involves Japanese investment in the US?

• Solar energy

• Biotechnology

• Nuclear SMR technology

• Wind energy

What is a concern regarding the EV market investments?

• Overproduction of traditional vehicles

• Lack of consumer interest

• Mismatch between spending and demand

• Insufficient government support