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TRADE AND INVESTMENTBy Dr.Richard LesherThe U.S.Chamber of Commerce  \nREMARKS ON BANKING:BLACK HOLES &BRIGHT SPOTSBy Charles T.Fisher IINBD Corporation  \nENTREPRENEURSHIP AS EMPOWERMENT:THE ROLE OF HISTORICALLY BLACKCOLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIESBy Dr.Franklyn G.JeniferHoward University  \nAND MORE...  \n# Executive Speeches\n\nJuly 1991  \n1.TOWARD A NEW ERA OF U.S.-JAPANESE TRADE AND INVESTMENTBy Dr.Richard Lesher,The U.S.Chamber of Commerce  \n5.REMARKS ON BANKING:BLACK HOLES &BRIGHT SPOTSBy Charles T.Fisher IⅢ,NBD Corporation  \n8.ENTREPRENEURSHIP AS EMPOWERMENT:  \nTHE ROLE OF HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIESBy Dr.Franklyn G.Jenifer,Howard University  \n13.THE ROLE OF BEER IN OUR SOCIETY:RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTIONBy Warren Dunn,Miller Brewing Company  \n19.THE FUTURE OF NEWSPAPERSBy Eugene E.Cryer,Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel  \n23.SPEECH LISTINGS  \nA bibliographic listing of recently acquired speeches  \n# Toward a New EraOf U.S.-JapaneseTrade and Investment\n\nBy Dr.Richard Lesher  \nDr.Richard Lesher is presidentof the U.S.Chamber of Com-merce.His remarks werepresented to the Executive Com-mittee of the Japan Chamber ofCommerce in Tokyo on March 14,1991.  \nt is a great pleasure,and a profoundhonor,to be again in this great nation,Land to once again visit so many goodfriends.  \nI am here on a mission of friendshipI consider my personal friendship withmany of you,like the friendship of ourcountries,to be a rare and valuablepossession.  \nLike all valuable things,friendship isnot easily acquired.For many years,you and I have worked together topromote understanding and goodwillamong our countrymen.We havespoken honestly and candidly aboutthe walls of misunderstanding betweenour nations.Together,we have soughtto break them down.  \nMost recently,it was a real pleasureto host many of you in our Washingtonheadquarters in December of last year.  \nObviously,we are motivated bymutual interest.The economies of ournations are inexorably intertwined.It isa powerful and stimulating economicrelationship that has greatly benefittedboth nations.We both recognize theneed to preserve and maintain thatrelationship.  \nIn a deeper sense,our friendship isbased upon mutual respect.Over theyears,the American and Japanesepeople have taken careful measure ofeach other.Though we obviously havemany differences,we see in each otherthe same fundamental characteristicswe admire in ourselves:courage in the  \nface of danger;determination to con-front adversity;wisdom to surmountchallenge;and willingness to acceptrisks.  \nWe share also commitment to politi-cal and economic freedom.Since WorldWar II,the United States has carriedthe burden of preserving the world fordemocracy and free enterprise.Some-times it seemed we were almost aloneas we waged the cold war until thegreat fraud of communism was finallylaid bare for the world to see.  \nMore often than I care to mention,the cold war erupted into conflict.Many thousands of Americans gavetheir lives in the struggle.Japan didnot actively participate in such militaryaction.We respected your Consitution-al proscription against war,and helpedprotect your security,enabling you tofocus on peaceful pursuits.In fact,ourcountry had much to do with con-structing your inhibitions against war.  \nWith extraordinary ability,foresight,and determination,you built an awe-some industrial machine that com-mands the respect and envy of theworld.Today,you are a formidable com-petitor to the United States in theworld marketplace,even though yourpopulation is only a little more thanhalf our own.The Japanese economicmiracle is a truly remarkable achieve-ment in which every Japanese citizencan justly take pride.And we congratu-late you for it.  \nOf course,you enjoyed certain ad-vantages.You did not have to divert alarge amount of your constructive ener-gy into national defense.You were—and still are—secure beneath ourmilitary umbrella.  \nAlso,very 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