Category
undries
TABLE II
COMPETITION BETWEEN JAPAN AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES IN THE EXPORT OF LIGHT INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS TO THE U.S. FIELDS IN WHICH JAPAN ARE NOW LOSING BATTLE
Items on which Japan's share is less than those of developing countries
Wooden products
Plywood
Leather products Gloves, footwears Toys Dolls and their parts Sporting goods - Soft balls
Sundries for personal use - Jewellery,
goldsmiths' and silversmiths' wares, artificial
Travelling goods, handbags
Plaiting materials, of wanguru, etc Wigs, combs, artificial flowers Precious and semi-precious stones
(13)
Items on which Japan's share is decreasing due to competition from developing countries
Wooden products Kitchenware, tools and
furniture
Metal products - Metallic housewares,
Household goods of base metals
Rubber & Plastics products - Gloves, outer
garments and footwear Gloves for baseball and equipment for badminton
Sporting goods
Toys Of metals, rubber, plastics and cloths Sundries for personal use - Peal, precious
stones, precious metal products, illuminating equipments, candles and umbrellas
(18)
Outer garments, of woven fabrics, under garments, of woven fabrics
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extiles
Secondary products - Towels, brassieres,
corset-belts and knitted clothes Others
Secondary products
Fishing nets and ropes
(10)
ight Machinery
Electronics field
Carpets, carpeting and rugs Wadding and textile articles, of a kind commonly used in machinery of plant (3)
T.V. sets, transister radios, semi-conductors, transceivers, parts of electoronic products
Electric field and others Dry cell,
thers
Pyrotechnic articles (fireworks, and the like)
Glass mirrors
(1)
electric bulbs for
Christmas use, and telescopes (binocular)
(9)
Ordinary unworked case or rolled glass tiles (excluding mosaic)
(3)