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1 Japan s FTA Strategy August 7, 2014 Shujiro URATA Waseda University 1
2 Contents I. Japan s Economic Situation II. High Economic Growth and Regional Economic Integration in Asia-Pacific III. Japan s New Trade Policy in Asia-Pacific IV. Japan-EU EPA/FTA V. Concluding Remarks 2
3 1. Japan s Economic Situation Current situation Low economic growth Deflation Shortage of demand Sign of recovery (Favorable impacts of Abenomics) Structural Problems Declining and aging population Declining savings rate Increasing government debt Regulated sectors (agriculture, medical services, etc) Closed economy 3
4 Challenge for achieving economic growth Increase productivity Increase economic interaction with growing Asia- Pacific countries and the EU Increasing importance of East Asia for the Japanese economy (trade and FDI) Solutions Implement structural (policy) reforms New Trade Policy in Asia-Pacific and with the EU 4
5 GDP Growth Rates (%) 5
6 GDP Growth Rates (%) 6
7 Inflation/Deflation (% change in consumer prices) 7
8 Inflation/Deflation (% change in consumer prices) 8
9 Japan s Declining Population 1, , , ,000 80,000 60,000 40,000 20,
10 Gross Savings-GDP Ratio (%) 10
11 Government Debt-GDP Ratios (%) % Japan 250 US UK Germany 200 France Italy Canada
12 Trade-GDP Ratios (%) 12
13 FDI Inflows (net) -GDP Ratios (%) 13
14 Japan s Trade by Regions Export Destinations(%)) Import Sources (%) 14
15 Japanese Firms Overseas Activities Regional Shares in Japan s FDI Stock Regional Shares in Japanese Firms Overseas Sales 15
16 II. High Economic Growth and Regional Economic Integration in Asia-Pacific Market-driven Regional Economic Integration High economic growth achieved by rapid expansion of foreign trade and foreign direct investment (FDI) Advances in regional economic integration Expansion of trade and FDI in machinery sector (electronic machinery, transportation machinery) Increase in parts and components trade Fragmentation strategy by multinational corporations: formation of regional production networks (Supply-chains) Liberalization of trade and FDI policies 16
17 Intra-regional Trade Ratio (%) 17
18 Shares of East Asia s Trade with Selected Regions (%) 18
19 Share of Parts and Components in Intra-regional Trade (%) 19
20 Trade Liberalization: Declining Tariff Rates (%) China Indonesia Japan Korea Malaysia Philippines Singapore NonPrimary Primary Total products products products Thailand Australia US Canada Mexico Chile Colombia NonPrimary Primary Total products products products
21 Emergence of institution-driven regional economic integration Rapid expansion of free trade agreements (FTAs) in East Asia in the 21st century FTA (free trade agreement): free trade (elimination, reduction of tariff and non-tariff barriers among FTA members) In East Asia ASEAN has become a hub of FTAs: 5 ASEAN+1 FTAs have been implemented Long term goal: Free Trade Area of Asia-Pacific (FTAAP) APEC-wide FTA 2 major initiatives have been negotiated: Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), RCEP (ASEAN+6) 21
22 Region-wide FTAs in East Asia: RCEPP, TPP, China-Japan-Korea (CJK) FTA TPP RCEP(ASEAN+6) ASEAN+CH, JP, KR, IND, AUS, NZ Vietnam Canada Japan Viet Nam Malaysia Singapore USA Brunei Mexico Peru TPP Australia New Zealand ASEAN+1 FTA China India FTAAP (APEC) China-Japan-Korea Korea Japan Russia China Korea Japan CH. CH. Taipei HongKong Thailand Brunei Malaysia Singapore Australia & NZ Vietnam Philippines Canada US Mexico Peru Indonesia PNG Australia New Zealand Chile Chile
23 Mega-FTAs in Asia-Pacific: TPP and RCEP Current Status of Negotiations TPP negotiations began in March 2010 and now in the final stage. th RCEP negotiations began in May 2013 and finished 5 round in June 2014, aiming to conclude by the end of countries (Australia, Brunei, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, Vietnam) participate in both FTAs. The US in TPP but not in RCEP, China in RCEP but not in TPP Competition in negotiations 23
24 Positions in FTAAP FTAAP: Long-term goal of regional economic integration in Asia-Pacific TPP and RCEP are both pathways to FTAAP TPP and RCEP should be complementary Issue Coverage TPP: comprehensive coverage not only market access, services, and investment but also labor, environment, and cross-cutting horizontal issues such as regulatory coherence, competitiveness and business facilitation, development and Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) RCEP: limited coverage, trade in goods, trade in services, investment, economic and technical cooperation, intellectual property, competition, dispute settlement, other areas 24
25 Objectives TPP: To establish a high standard, regional agreement that addresses new and emerging issues, incorporates new elements reflecting our values and priorities, and responds to the 21st century challenges our citizens face. (USTR website) RCEP: To support and to contribute to economic integration, equitable economic development, and strengthening economic cooperation among the participating countries (Guiding Principles and Objectives) 25
26 Some Comparisons Level of trade and FDI liberalization: TPP: high RCEP:? Mode of Agreement TPP: Single undertaking RCEP: Stepwise, gradual (?) Developing and Least-developed countries TPP: Capacity building, staging of commitments RCEP: Flexibility, special and differential treatment 26
27 Expected Impacts of FTAs Trade and FDI expansion between and among FTA members Economic growth 27
28 III. Japan s New Trade Policy in Asia-Pacific Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) including trade and FDI liberalization, facilitation, economic cooperation Export infrastructure such as transportation system and water supply system including hard and soft infrastructure Export agricultural products Attracting foreign direct investment inflows and high skilled personnel Attracting foreign tourists etc. 28
29 Abenomics: Abe Economics Three Arrows Strategy 1) Aggressive monetary policy: radical quantity easing, inflation targeting 2) Flexible fiscal spending: large scale public works 3) Growth strategy (Japan Revitalization Strategy, Revised June 24, 2014): Strategy of global outreach :FTAs (TPP, RCEP, JapanAustralia, Japan-EU), Double Inward FDI stock by 2020, Increase exports of infrastructure system, etc 29
30 Current Status of Japan s FTAs Enacted relatively a large number of FTAs, but Low country coverage in terms of trade: FTA coverage ratio Low tariff elimination: lower than 90% in terms of tariff lines, whereas for the US, higher than 95%
31 Japan s FTAs
32 Motives Expand export market for Japanese firms Improve investment environment for Japanese firms Obtain energy and natural resources Promote structural reform in Japan Improve and establish good relationship Provide economic assistance to developing countries 32
33 FTA Coverage Ratios: Proportion of trade with FTA partners in total trade (%), FTA (July, 2012), Trade data (2011) Source: JETRO
34 FTA Trade Liberalization Ratio (%) Japan-Philippines FTA Japan 88.4 Japan-Malaysia FTA Japan 86.8 Japan-Indonesia FTA Japan 86.6 Japan-Chile FTA Japan 86.5 Japan-Switzerland FTA Japan 85.6 Australia-US FTA Australia US US-Peru FTA Peru US Korea-US FTA US Korea
35 Japan s Import Items Excluded from Tariff Elimination under FTAs Products that have never been subject to tariff elimination (929 tariff lines, 10.3%) Five key items (586 tariff lines, 6.5%) Rice (58) Wheat (109) Sugar (131) Dairy products (188) Beef (51) and pork (49) Other items Agricultural, Fishery (91) (343 tariff forestry and Beans (16) lines, 3.8%) fishery products Konyaku (3) (248) Prepared food (30) Plywood (34) Manufactured products (95) Products that have been subject to tariff elimination (8089 tariff lines, 89.7%) Total number of Japanese imports (9018 tariff lines) Source: Masahiro Kawai 35
36 Impacts of TPP on Japanese Economy (GDP) Japan s Cabinet Office: 0.66% (TPP 12 countries) Petri, Plummer and Zhai (2012): 2.0% (TPP 12 members) 1.8% (RCEP) 4.3% (FTAAP) The Trans-Pacific Partnership and Asia-Pacific Integration: A Quantitative Assessment, Petersons Institute of International Economics
37 Economic Obstacles to FTAs, TPP Opposition from the agriculture sector Decline in already low self-sufficiency in food supply Negative impacts on environment Negative impacts on regional economy Opposition from the service sectors including medical service sector and insurance service sector Negative impacts on vested interest groups 37
38 High Tariff Agricultural Products (%) Beef Dairy products Wheat Barley Sugar Pork Corn Starch Peanuts Rice Konnyaku potato
39 IV. Japan-EU EPA/FTA Developments Negotiations began in April 2013 after completing a scoping exercise Japan s participation in the TPP contributed to EU s agreeing to start the negotiations (competitive regionalism) 6th round of negotiations was conducted in July 2014 The European Commission reviewed the progress of the negotiations in spring 2014 and it decided to continue negotiations.
40 Japan s interests To overcome disadvantageous position in the EU markets vis-à-vis Korean firms: EU tariffs, cars (10%), flat screen TVs (14%), microwave ovens (5%) etc. EU s interests Dismantle non-tariff barriers in the Japanese market Expand an access to the government procurement markets
41 Expected benefits Expand exports and FDI not only bilaterally but with other countries through liberalization and structural reforms Economic growth Impacts on GDP: EU estimates: EU, %, Japan, % ( EU Commission) Japan estimates: EU, 0.27%, Japan, 0.12% (Kawasaki) TPP: EU, -0.14%, Japan, 0.54% Contribute to the rule-making in the global 41 economic system
42 V. Concluding Remarks Faced with many difficult challenges, Japan has to open up its economy and carry out structural reforms, in order to achieve economic growth or to maintain high living standard, to contribute to economic growth in Asia-Pacific and in the world. WTO liberalization being stalled, free trade agreements (FTAs) are second-best solution for promotion of trade and FDI Japan can gain a lot from FTAs not only in East Asia but also with countries in other parts of the world such as the US, the EU, and Latin American countries 42
43 Japan should play active roles in establishing regionwide mega FTAs: TPP, RCEP, Japan-EU FTA by liberalizing its market Then expand these FTAs by merging with other FTAs, leading to global trade liberalization FTAs (particularly TPP) face opposition from the agriculture sector Various measures including gradual phase-in liberalization, and temporary assistance (safety net) to negatively affected workers can moderate the negative impacts during the process of transition Need strong political leadership to promote FTAs, particularly TPP 43
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