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Jiang's example of America forcing Japan to change economic behavior and damage its own economy; ASR renders this as 'Plastic Accords'.
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Jiang's example of America forcing Japan to change economic behavior and damage its own economy; ASR renders this as 'Plastic Accords'.
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"...okay? So an example of this is something called the Plastic Accords, okay? Plastic Accords. Basically, the Plastic Accords just meant that Japan"
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"was becoming too wealthy, America got very annoyed, so America said to Japan, I want you to destroy your economy. And Japan is like,..."
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