A Comparative Study of Government-Business Relations and Benefits for Citizen in the United States (U.S) and Japan

The success of any national economic system in the human existences is the sum of the successes of the diverse sectors that make up that economy.This is because every nation has more than than one economic sector which is used for the purposes of enhancing the action of the national economy. It has been paramount for every government to ensure that there are appropriate measures being put in place ensure that these various sectors of the national economy are performing well to be able-bodied to deliver the apprise needed for developing the nation and ensuring that there is rapid development (AMBA, 2009).Therefore, in glance of this and conveyn that the manner in which the business environment is able to ope post is a key factor in the determination of the performance of economies of nations it is critical that governments are able to devise models that will ensure that their descent with businesses is such that benefits are able to be realized for the enjoyment of their citizens.This make-up compares the government-business relations employed in the unify States of America and Japan, with a view to establishing the inherent benefits of each of them and so establishing which model is more appropriate owe to its ability to bring more in returns in the form of wide-ranging benefits to the body politic and to its citizens. The main focus will be on the manufacturing sector.The fiber of Government in Business and in SocietyThere is al dashs an intrinsic alliance between government and business because the two are the main institutions in the society. The actions of one are affective of the other and the actions of the two affect the way the society is viewed.As such, government being the main player and coordinator of all personal matters in a country ought to ensure that it is in a face to work well enough to ensure businesses operate in the beneficial way and that whatever is done is for the enhancement of the mutual good of the shaping (A MBA, 2009). Governments play a very important role determining the cathexis of the economy and in influencing the outcomes of the economy.Among other approaches, the nature of measures like protectionism, currency rate determination and control, free market policies, and the handling of globalization determines how businesses in the country operate and so their eventual outcome. The manufacturing sectors of the United States and Japan the worlds largest and second largest economies are very different. The main difference is in the blood between the government and business.The government-business approaches in the manufacturing industry come in different ways and vary in each of these countries.Common policies in the sector construct largely covered the areas of grants and subsidies, rule with the aim of shielding the sector from stung contestation from the external environment especially in the face of general globalization of trade as well as other forms of regulation aime d at protecting the public from environmental pollution and other wasteful manufacturing practices and ensuring that labor issues like employee rights, minimum w date, union autonomy, and work-place safety.The manufacturing sector is usually a very important sector and is in most cases the main initiation of the countrys muchneeded foreign through its exports (Toshiyuki, Mika & Yusuke, 2010).Japan and the United States both deem booming manufacturing sectors and although the United States has a relatively great number of industries, Japan has tended to benefit a lot from the industry owe to its approaches to handling business matters (Toshiyuki, Mika & Yusuke, 2010).The American government has emphasized the need to subsidise its products from the manufacturing sector so as to shield the sector from stiff competition brought about by the influx of other goods from other countries in the age of globalization as well as to ensure that the consumers benefits from reduced prices.Subs idies obtain made the cost of locally produced goods to be lower such that it makes it unwaveringly for products from other sectors to be able to compete on a train playing field with the American commodities (Toshiyuki, Mika & Yusuke, 2010). Therefore, although the country might not have a totally regulatory mechanism to check an influx of imports, it uses subsidies to give its products an unfair advantage over other products.