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Symposium: The Social Market Economy in Europe and its Implications for Japanese Businesses
FOCAL AREA: STATE, ENTERPRISES, CIVIL SOCIETYVenue: Tôkyô, Keidanren Kaikan
Cooperation: Japan Institute for Social and Economic Affairs (KKC, Tôkyô), Konrad Adenauer Foundation, Tôkyô
In the EU’s Lisboa Treaty “social market economy”, the leading idea of the German economic policy, is mentioned as one of the Unions’ principles. “Social market economy” means, that on the one hand side a fair set of rules is created for a free market and competition, on the other hand side the government guarantees social security, when the market alone fails to do so.
The opinion that “neoliberalism” went to far and therefore markets run out of control can also be heard in Europe. The EU aims to realize the idea of a social market economy as precisely as possible and to the greatest possible extent, in order to guarantee a balance between free competition and a social security net and to adjust to a globalised economy at the same time.
The globalisation of the economy effects Japan too, that also has to deal with difficult tasks like adjusting to demographic change and the recovery of the economy.
Therefore the three organizers will hold the symposium “The Social Market Economy in Europe and its Implications for Japanese Business”. Japanese and German experts will discuss the present situation and the challenges for the Japanese and European market economy. They will also exchange their opinions about the balance between a free market and the social security net and discuss possible ways to deal with the challenges in both countries.
Date: Friday, June 18, 2010 from 2 p.m to 5 p.m. (registration starts at 1:30 p.m.)
Venue: Keidanren Kaikan (new building) Kokusai Kaigicho, 2 Floor,
Chiyoda-ku, 1-3-2 Ôtemachi, Tôkyô, Tel: 03-6741-0222
(see area map link: www.keidanren.or.jp/english/profile/map.html)
Languages: Japanese + English with simultaneous interpretation
Participation Charge: Free of charge
For further information please contact:
Keizai Koho Center, International Affairs Division, Mr Kitai or Ms Onishi
TEL: 03- 6741-0031 , E-Mail: kokusai4@kkc.or.jp
Registration: Please register by JUNE 16 with Keizai Koho Center,
E-Mail: kokusai4@kkc.or.jp or FAX: 03- 6741-0032
Because the number of participants is limited to 120, an early registration is advised. You will only receive a message in return for your registration, if the number of registrations has already reached more than 120.
Note: According to the Environment Ministry, the Keizai Koho Center is to set air conditioner temperatures at 28°C from June to September. Due to this Cool Biz dress code, gentlemen are encouraged to abandon ties and jackets during the venue.
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