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SPECIALIZATIONS:

• BUSINESS, TRADE AND ECONOMICS
  government bureaucracy; government-business relations; industrial organization; US competitiveness
• HISTORY
  business history
• POLITICS, GOVERNMENT AND DEFENSE
  antitrust and competition policy; cultural and trade impediments; economic relations; foreign aid; industrial policy; US, Japan and the UN; US policy affecting Japan-US relations
• SOCIETY, CULTURE AND PSYCHOLOGY
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Professional Economics Lecturer, George Washington University, 1972-84; Group Director, International Division, General Accounting Office, 1974-81; Economist, US Tariff Commission (now International Trade Commission); Associate Professor, Economics, Smith College, 1956-65; Economist, Government Section, General Headquarters-Supreme Commander Allied Powers, Tokyo (MacArthur's Headquarters), 1946-47; Economist, International Business Practices, Commodities Division, Department of State, 1942-46; Research Analyst, Far Eastern Division, Office of Strategic Services, 1943-44.

IN JAPAN: 1938-40; 1946-47; 1962-64; repeated brief trips.

MAJOR PUBLICATIONS:

"Is the US-Japan Trade Imbalance a Problem? Economists Answer 'No,' Politicians, 'Yes'," Journal of Northeast Asian Studies (March, 1982); "From Deconcentration to Reverse Course in Japan," (ed. Wolf) Americans as Proconsuls (University of Southern Illinois Press, 1984); Nihon Zaibatsu no Kaitai to Saihensei (Toyo Keizai Press, 1973); Antitrust in Japan (Princeton University Press, 1970).