The recent escalation of the conflict over the Senkaku islands may lead to renewed disruption of bilateral trade and investment between Japan and China. The experience from last year’s flare-up in tensions suggests that Japan’s domestic economy would only be affected modestly, but companies operating in China may experience more severe repercussions.
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