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Yoshino M. Y.; Lifson Thomas B.: The [Invisible Link). Japan's Sogo Shosha and

the Organization of Trade, Cambridge 1986.

ZDF: Krieg unter Freunden. [Wirtschaftsspionage) der Geheimdienste. Ein Film von

Egmont R. Koch, 11. Januar 1996, 22h15, Script, Mainz 1996.

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Jan 91 1. Sudden increase of foreigners seeking political asylum 2. Increasing mistrust from President Gorbachow becomes an issue 3. New cabinet formed 4. Soviet Union's reaction to intervention on the Balticum 5. Reduction of current account surplus foreseen Feb 91 1. Mutual consent on tax increases 2. Trends of orders received by machine industry 3. End of war welcomed 4. Tax increase to support former East Germany 5. Orders received by machine industry in January 6. NEC starts to assemble personal computers in Europe Mar 91 1. Decision on 55 million $ additional support plan 2. Discount rate increased by 0.5 % 3. Constitutional changes to join United Nations Forces 4. Change of investment promotion system 5. EastIWest German economic trends divided 6. Coca-Cola buys former East German bottling firm 7. Bankruptcy of INTERFLUG 8. Orders received by machine industry Mar 91 1. Office machinery trends 2. French-German leaders' proposal refused 3. Expectations to expand business with Japan Apr 91 1. Problems of the Treuhandanstalt 2. Electric appliances factory in South Germany 3. On the president of the Treuhandanstalt Breuel 4. Worldwide ecological business (4) 5. New 10 DM note issued 6. Visa for Polish people abolished 7. Discussion of German borders is an obstacle 8. Prime minister Kohl's local party defeated 9. Government decision on place of national assembly on June 20th 10. Decision on investment program towards former East Germany

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May 92 1. Candidacy of Foreign Minister changed to Kinkel 2. Central ideas of the talks on the Northern Area 3. Settlement of public servants' strike 4. Agreement on wages in the metal industry by unions and employers 5. Metro-Group active in firm purchases 6. Forecast of 1 % growth for former West Germany 7. Second quarter growth for former West Germany zero 8. French/German leaders declare establishment of joint military forces 9. Coalition withdraws Berlin proposal Jun 92 1. Common agricultural policy reform rejected by farmers 2. National Railway's deficit expands 3. Machinery sales increased in March; increases overseas 4. Exited discussion on Mastricht treaty 5. Unification increases demand in agricultural machinery 6. Bad conditions continue in machine industry 7. Amendment of investment promotion with respect to property 8. BMWs American production base Jul92 1. Confidence in Bonn's ability to attract the European Central Bank 2. Cabinet decides on 1993' s budget proposal 3. Predicament on East German farmers 4. Federal Bank raises discount rate 5. Preparations for the ratification of Mastricht treaty 6. Privatization of Lufthansa and Telekom Aug 92 1. Good results for Reemtsma 2. Mutual consent on revision of interest source taxation 3. Machinery manufacturing continuing sluggish condition 4. Canned tangerines market depends on imports 5. Working hour paradise Germany 6. Business shows only little recovery 7. Orders received decreased compared to previous period Sep 92 1. Whether or not to issue compulsory non-interest bonds 2. The President of German industry federation Weiss resigns 3. 6 million DM to assist farmers 4. Sudden increase in discount rate 5. Firm conviction to ratify Mastricht treaty within this year Oct 92 1. Machine industry in bad condition 2. Uneasiness about the stability of a EU currency 3. Uruguay Round: consent in the early stages 4. Opel starts operation of factory in Eisenach Nov 92 1. 1993, small growth of about 1 %

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2. Machinery industry's orders received: continued stagnation 3. Improvement of former East German products 4. Outlook of council of economic advisors 5. Former West Germany, zero growth in 1993 6. Trends in orders received in machinery production 7. High expectations in demand for construction in East Germany 8. Changing consumer awareness (recent consumer trends, part 1) 9. Reorganization due to reunification 10. Automobile industry: due to bad business conditions investment in former East Germany 11. Packing material: various concepts tested Dec 92 1. Former East Germany's new business 2. Demand increase for wooden furniture in East Germany 3. German and American agricultural unions reach mutual consent 4. Decision on Mastricht treaty 5. SMEs in the robot market 6. Federal Reserve increases M3 target value 7. Reconstruction plan for East Germany's key and basic industries 8. Consent on Russian Army retreat 9. The Mastricht Treaty 10. Social Democratic Party moves to realistic route 11. HERMES export guarantees put into effect 12. For the second time minus growth for former West Germany 13. German Opel starts small scale production in East Germany Feb 93 1. East German and West German laws and regulations become similar 2. Introduction of new postal codes as of July 1st 3. Trends in machinery industry's orders received 4. Discussion about the introduction of the "green point" mark 5. Federal Bank increases discount rate 6. Demand for industrial robots increases 7. Start of preparations for moving the government to Berlin 8. Unemployement continues to increase in West Germany 9. 1993 zero growth forecasted 10. Cabinet decision on privatization of National Railway 11. Plans to privatize Autobahn and to charge fees Mar 93 1. Bank unions reach wage hike agreement 2. Prospects of the 1993 government budget 3. Clear differences in position towards support of Russia 4. Negotiations in the meta I industry in former East Germany break down 5. Cabinet decision on bill for reconstruction of public finances 6. Third quarter shows again a negative growth in West Germany 7. Progress of McDonald with respect to National Railways' dining rooms 8. Agreement on public finance policy - mutual consent formed

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Apr93 1. French new political power in agriculture, Europe creates new policy 2. VW, 12 million deficit in the first quarter 3. This year again greatest supply of crude oil from former Soviet Union 4. Attitudes towards the European integration 5. Automobile industry expects worse business conditions 6. Recession in the machinery industry, prospects for 1994 better 7.Call for increased German foreign support towards Russia 8. Cooperation agreement with Republic of Belarus 9. Signing of the investment promotion agreement 10. Discount rate lowered to 7.25 % May 93 1. Trust in President Yelzin welcomed 2. For the first time strikes in former East Germany 3. On homes for asylum seeking people - how to settle down 4. Minister of Transportation Krause resigns 5. Cabinet decides on new waste bill 6. 1993: 1.5 % negative growth 7. Relief about Denmark's consent 8. Termination of East German metallaborers' strike 9. Investment in East Germany: 3,500 million Dm in 3 Y, years 10. Berlin ofters land with a 25 % discount Jun 93 1. Shift of exports of glass industry 2. Japanese association establishes Thomas Mann memorial hall 3. Approval of Federal budget reconstruction plan 4. Machinery industry: 12 % lower orders received than previous year 5. Ranking of popularity of universities 6. Former West Germany: worst business condition after WW 11 7. Disposable income of East German households 3,900,000 Yen (Consumer Trends No. 1) 8. Service needs satisfaction (Consumer Trends No. 2) 9. End of the high-quality boom? (Consumer Trends No. 3) 10. Market potential for silver leaf (Consumer Trends No. 4) 11. Machinery industry: orders received and sales weak 12. Labor cost problem strengthens Eastern Europe 13. Purchase of East German businesses by Russian firms 14. M3 growth rate of May 6.7 % 15. Disappointment on lack of concrete measure for Yugoslavia problem 16. Tietmeyer President of Federal Reserve bank 17. Citizenship ofTurkish long-term residents in Germany Jul93 1. Coalition government: mutual consent on budget reductions 2. Reduction of discount rate to 6.75 % 3. Maximum income tax lowered to 47 % 4. CEO of Bosch exchanged 5. EC harmonizes value-added tax

6. Chain shops expand their market share 7. Seiters, Minister of the Interior, resigns 8. Customs abolition welcomed 9. Cabinet decision on 1994 budget 10. Leisure industry in figures 11. Stagnation continues in the machinery industry 12. Discussion indicates strange tone towards Japanese politics 13. Sunday/holiday labor regulation eased 14. AUA and Lufthansa collaborate Aug 93 1. ERM countries: uneasiness about unchanged German discount rate 2. Support for single European currency 3. EU decides to ass ist East German development 4. Sales of "Maschinenring" expand 5. Former West Germany's business conditions worse than ever 6. Sudden decrease in applicants for asylum 7. Substantial growth in FDI towards Germany 8. Siemens and Skoda found joint venture 9. Plans for small businesses 10. Mercedes-Benz' world strategy 11. Sluggish conditions in machinery industry (Orders received) 12. Summer break for the Cabinet 13. Substantial expansion of former West Germany towards East-Europe 14. Increasing interest in investment in Asia 15. Video conferencing starts finding a use 16. Sharp decrease of East German external trade with Eastern Europe and Russia Sep 93 1. Car thieves prefer VW 2. Former East German citizens appraise unity 3. Discount rate lowered to 0.5 % 4. Business conditions in former West Germany 5. Machinery industry: as sluggish as before 6. Recent trends in car manufacturing 7. Supporting President Yelzin 8. Hamburg: election results in a defeat for ruling party 9. Negative growth stopped Oct 93 1. Mercedes-Benz starts recreational vehicle production in Alabama 2. Daimler Benz starts rationalization 3. Mastricht treaty constituted 4. Attention to the development of Japan-Russian relationship 5. Business conditions seem to stabilize 6. Leipzig trade fair starts operation at a new place 7. In the year 2000 Federal government to move to Berlin 8. Discount rate lowered 9. Daimler Benz is listed at New York stock exchange

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Nov 93 1. EMI established in Frankfurt 2. DASA closes down factory 3. Food discount shops show rapid growth 4. Opposition against atomic energy 5. Karstadt and Hertie start cooperation 6. Strong recession among retailers 7. Third place in terms of growth for EDEKA group 8. Confusion about regulation on import of bananas 9. Consumption collaboration: fate lost 10. Deregulation for business hours 11. Design taste changes 12. Tendency towards aging society 13. East and West German consumption patterns narrow 14. Eating out becomes a luxury 15. In search of good-selling products 16. The problem of METRO group in the business world 17. Business with China bears fruits 18. Former East German investment climate improves 19. Siow business recovery Dec 93 1. VW: labor and management agree on weekly holiday system 2. FDI decreased in the first half of the year 3. Former East German's attitudes toward former Communist party 4. Decreasing furniture sales 5. Purchasing cooperatives and EU competition policy 6. Working hour reduction - pros and cons 7. The technological strategy of Daimler Benz 8. Warning against ultra-right political party 9. Hoping for employment expansion 10. Government confirms support for Yelzin 11. Assistance for steel industry 12. Second consecutive growth year 13. Unemployment exceeds 3,500,000 Jan 94 1. Increasing interest in East Asia 2. 1994's M3 target 4 to 6 % 3. Chemical industry: 2 % wage hike agreement reached 4. Word of the year 1993: End of the welfare state 5.1.9 % negative growth in 1993 6. Federal Budget reduced by 50 million DM 7. Unemployment reaches 3,700,000 8. Carpet market stagnating 9. Machinery industry: tendency towards decline Feb 94 1. Trade fair industry in recession 2. A 321 type Airbus: First airplane completed

3. BMW purchases Rover 4. BMW plans "Iine-up" 5. Decrease in mineral water consumption 6. Number of refugees decrease 7. Economy is expected to grow 1.0 to 1.5 % 8. M3 increase 8.1 % in December 9. 1994 Economic Forecast 10. Unemployment exceeds 4 million 11. Discussion on fees for trucks on expressways 12. Discount rate reduced by 0.5 % points 13. Number of unemployed still climbing 14. Public debt ratio to GDP 56 % 15. Orders received in machinery industry shows increase Mar 94 1. Privatization of former East German firms 2. Struggling East German companies 3. Making an effort under unfavorable conditions 4. Hamburg harbor: Freight handling reaches re cord 5. Approval to buy large department store 6. Furniture industry in trouble 7. 2 % wage hike agreement in the metal industry 8. Lower Saxony: victory of socialist party 9. Move to Berlin approved by Cabinet 10. Civil servants: 2 % wage increase 11. Former East Germany's GDP increases by 7.1 % 12. Continued growth in the do-it-yourself market 13. Former East German electric power development 14. Green party advances in Schieswig-Hoistein's elections 15. Recovery of machinery industry lead by foreign demand 16. VW cooperates with Preussag regarding recycling of old cars 17. Former East German business conditions 18. Forecast of East German growth 19. Business conditions not improved Apr94 1. Foreign residents' rights 2. Opening of the Leipzig fair on environment technology innovation 3. Concern about industrial ground 4. Discount rate lowered by 0.25 % point 5. Business conditions stagnant 6. Growth and employment impacts 7. Department stores force reorganization 8. Chemical industry expands investment activities in Asia 9. Siemens receives assistance from state government 10. Hannover world fair 11. Large real estate firms face crisis 12. Former East Germany's largest ironworks sold to Italian company

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May 95 1. No agreement in the steel wage negotiations 2. Real recovery in the machinery industry 3. Prime Minister Kohl calls for improvement of trade deficit with Japan 4. Eastern Europe's external trade toward former Soviet Union increases 5. Discount rate lowered by 0.5 % point to 4.5 % 6. Foreign participation in trade fairs satisfactory 7. 1994: 1.5 % growth 8. Unemployment decreases slightly 9. Italian firm buys EKO ironworks 10. Hannover fair opened 11. Bonn hopes to attract WTO 12. President Herzog elected 13. Expansion of M3 15.8 % in April 14. Repulsion among SPD against Herzog 15. Leuna oil refining plant construction started Jun 95 1. Uruguay Round: insignificant changes 2. Prices show declining tendency compared to last year 3. Stil11arge gap in East West earnings 4. Siemens constructs new semiconductor factory 5. Former West Germany: Growth 6. DASA records red numbers for 1993 7. Benz subsidiary: next generation semiconductor factory 8. Victory for both government parties in European Parliament elections 9. Reactions to European Parliament elections 10. Robotron Group: several firms privatized 11. Promising Goods 12. Approval for discount law revision 13. Factory outlets prosper 14. Still high level of unemployment 15. Keynote: business recovery 16. Germans are conscious of environmental effects of shopping bags 17. Fast progress of East German infrastructure measures 18. Foreign-managed food shops 19. Lively discussion on regulation of business hours 20. Machinery industry shows signs of recovery Jul95 1. China opens a pencil factory in Northern Germany 2. FDP: crushing defeat in district elections 3. Echo on Prime Minister Murayama's birthday 4. Substantial decrease in 1993's exports and imports 5. Ship building industry: Privatization instead of vast subsidies 6. Privatemail delivery business advances 7. Cash & Carry in good condition: food, wood, wholesale 9. Support for Ukraine likely 10. Privatization of postal services shaped

11. Schulte head of DGB 12. French-German Telekom buy shares in American company 13. Exports increased by 5 % in 1994 14. German-American leaders confirm cooperation 15. Deficit with Japan reduced in 1993 16 "Green Pineappleu come into the stores 17. Federal Reserve revises M3 target 18. Economic Minister voices growth rate expectations of 2 % Aug 94 1. Assistance for the unemployed 2. Privatization of East German handicraft machinery industry 3. Takraf Group partly privatized 4. EU supports former East Germany with 130 million DM 5. Privatization of chemical companies 6. Federal bank leaves interest rate untouched 7. Volkswagen reduces loss 8. Unemployment rate rises again 9. Population stagnates 10. Clear business recovery 11. American AMD moves to Dresden 12. Construction of technology park beg ins Sep 94 1. Mail delivery industry: deregulation 2. German investment: Czech Republic most popular 3. Russian Army about to withdraw 4. Repeat of the crushing defeat for FDP in state assembly election

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5. Privatization of the "non- advanced u East German vehicles manufacturers 6. Labor market shows signs of recovery 7. Recovery of former West German business conditions speeds up 8. Cooperation with Vietnam on ice 9. Atomic energy problem 10. Former Soviet UnionlEastern Europe's business activities 11. New technology developments at Mercedes-Benz Oct 94 1. Ruling party CSU maintains majority 2. Foreign demand lead economic recovery spreads to domestic sector 3. High growth in former East Germany to continue in 1995 4. Next BOI president might become IBM's CEO Europe 5. Automobile industry looking for market expansion 6. Kohl's party: narrow victory 7. Unemployment still increasing 8. New push towards reorganization of administration 9. New information network founded 10. Siemens establishes general office in China Nov 94 1. Postwar management system brought to an end 2. GDP continues to decrease in former East Germany

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3. Ounlop buys former East German business 4. Sharp decrease in former East German ultraright violence 5. On taxation changes 6. AEG starts production of electric car 7. Unemployment rate drops 8. IG Metal's negotiations 9. Serious business conditions: East German chinaware industry 10. Kohl reelected 11. Kohl selects Ministers 12. Expansion of external trade and investment towards Russia 13. GOP growth rate 2.5 % 14. Carl Zeiss: 3,000 employees to be laid off 15. Samsung research and development center founded Oec 94 1. M3 rate of growth falls to 6.9 % 2. Influence of former SU/Eastern Europe diplomacy reduced 3. Tax revenues increase- budget deficit reduced to 100 million DM 4. Oecrease of unemployment numbers 5. Business warnings against C02 tax introduction 6. Large-size shopping centers be co me popular 7. Foreign demand influences domestic demand 8. Oepartment stores get reorganized 9. Food discounters grow rapidly 10. Inflation under control 11. M3 range similar to 19944 - 6 % in 1995 Jan 95 1. Oue to price reductions low sales 2. In 1994 Furniture sales also lower then previous year 3. Economy shows signs of recovery; employment also 4. Kohl government supports President Yelzin 5. Increasing dependency on natural gas 6. Economic cooperation 7. Mercedes-Benz reaches goal of purchasing more East German products 8. Business conditions clearly improved 9. GOP increased 2.8 % in 1994

Content of gijutsu j6h6 related to Germany

Numbers in brackets indicate the number of the issue

1. Expansion of growth in the computer industry (77) 2. West Germany's situation in the construction machine industry (77) 3. Comparison of growth in Japan and Germany (78) 1. Situation of the electronic calculating machine industry in West Germany (87) 2. Situation of the electric cable industry (90) 3. Resources in the West German non-ferrous metal mining (93) 4. Annual report of the West German space industry (96) 5. 5-year plan of the German aviation industry (97) 6. German measurement and automation technology (99) 7. German energy and nuclear power plant situation (100) 8. Environmental problems in Germany (101) 9. The plastic waste situation (104) 10. West German technology exports and imports (105) 11. West Germany's research and development expenses (105) 12. Sea and Ocean research trends (109) 13. Recent trends in aviation manufacturing/ Europe's plans towards the A-300 B (112) 14. Technology developments (121) 15. Notes on a lecture on high temperature gas application fjelds (124) 1. West Germany research and development promotion measures (129) 2. Changes in West German energy technologies (131) 1. Actual condition of the West German handicraft machine industry (144) 2. West Germany's information processing industry (145) 3. West Germany's mini computer market (147) 1. Research and development trends (173) 2. Germany's medical instruments industry (175) 3. On the German production technology-development assistance program (175) 4. Industrial policy towards technology (176) 5. Coal processing technology - joint survey (176) 6. West German system for inventions made by employees (177) 7. Measures to promote research (177) 8. Actual situation of technology exports and imports (178) 9. Research and development promotion according to the research whitebook (178) 10. Judgment of Japan's expensive patent application (182) 11. West German's research and development budget (183) 1. Computer terminal equipment: Technological development (185) 2. Developments in "community energy" (186) 3. Trends in German industrial technology policy (187/8) 4. West German ocean development industry (189)

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5. Outline of large-scale technological developments (189) 6. West German technology export and imports (193) 1. R & 0 assistance - benefits and limitations (196) 2. Recent changes in West German R & 0 policy (196) 3. R & 0 expenses ofWest Germany in 1981 (196) 4. The West German solar energy association (199) 5. Introduction of commercial use of coal/gas technology(199) 6. Technological trends in biotechnology (200) 7. Recent trends in West German R & 0 (200) 8. West Germany's handling of patents (201) 9. R & 0 in Glasfibers (201) 10. Second energy related R & 0 program (201) 11. R & 0 Budget 1983 (201) 12. West German research on new materials (202) 13. R & 0 trends from industry research (203) 14. Outline of Germany's international R & 0 cooperations (204) 15. West Germany's most advanced fields (205) 1. Main statistics on West German R & 0 (208) 2. Trends in West German R & 0 expenditures (208) 3. West Germany: Industry outlook by industry for the year 2000 (208) 4. Anti-gas strengthens present system (208) 5. New R & 0 policy of the Federal Government (211) 6. R & 0 Budget 1984 (211) 7. Research cooperations with and policies towards developing countries (216) 8. Next generation of technological developments (219) 1. Cabinet decision on promotion of information technology (221) 2. Trends on new electrical components (221) 3. West German industry related R & 0 (223) 4. Federal research report announced (223) 5. Seminar on German-American venture business (224) 6. American, German, French, UK Researcher invitation program (225) 6. New R & 0 assistance program announced (227) 7. Recent trends on new materials (228) 8. Investigation of West German biotechnology research trends (229) 9. Import and exports of Patent and licenses (230) 10. Experiments on ceramic engines (230) 11. Actual situation of nuclear energy (231) 12. West Germany's robot market 1984 (231) 13. Industrial research and development policy (231)

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