What is related to high foreign demand for japanese goods

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If Japan generally runs a significant trade surplus, do you think this is most related to high foreign demand for Japanese goods, low Japanese demand for foreign goods, a high Japanese saving raterelative to Japanese investment, or structural barriers against imports into Japan? Why would this be so?

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