And Japanese manufacturer pressure bars access to Japan's domestic dealerships. So ask any of the three hundred Ford people and their families who live and work in Japan. They'll tell you Ford is working hard to become a fully- integrated participant in the Japanese market. And they'll tell you the barriers to doing so are real, and at present realistically insurmountable. First, there can be no healthy trade when one partner puts up barriers.
Reciprocity is no longer an option.
It is essential to a stable, and sustainable, global economy. Third, that means American jobs are lost. Japan's decade-long advertising blitz impresses no one who knows the facts. Once again, the Clinton Administration is moving in the right direction. President Clinton says that his trade policy is going to be based not on vague promises, but on tangible results.