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Regulatory Reform and Competition Policy Initiative

On June 30, 2001, President Bush and Prime Minister Koizumi established the Regulatory Reform and Competition Policy Initiative (Regulatory Reform Initiative) which is an important component of the U.S.-Japan Economic Partnership for Growth (Partnership). Each year, the two Governments exchange reform recommendations in the fall under this Initiative. These recommendations serve as a basis for annual reports to the President and Prime Minister, specifying reform measures to be taken by each Government. USTR is the lead agency for the U.S. Government for this Initiative while the Ministry of Foreign Affairs takes the lead for the Japanese Government.
 

2008 Regulatory Reform Initiative Report

2007-2008 Reform Recommendations from the U.S. to Japan

2007 Regulatory Reform Initiative Report

2006-2007 Reform Recommendations from the U.S. to Japan

2006 Regulatory Reform Initiative Report

2005-2006 Reform Recommendations from the U.S. to Japan

2005 Regulatory Reform Initiative Report

2004-2005 Reform Recommendations from the U.S. to Japan

2004 Regulatory Reform Initiative Report

2003-2004 Reform Recommendations from the U.S. to Japan

2003 Regulatory Reform Initiative Report

2002-2003 Reform Recommendations from the U.S. to Japan

2002 Regulatory Reform Initiative Report

2001-2002 Reform Recommendations from the U.S. to Japan




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