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[Recommendations] Scenarios for the International Landscape in 2035 and Japan’s Strategic Direction

Mitsubishi Research Institute presented 3 scenarios for the international situation in 2035, and estimated the impact of trade fragmentation on the Japanese economy. It then made recommendations on economic and supply chain policies to be adopted by the Japanese government and businesses.

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Scale
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Impact on Japan's real GDP level (vs. baseline, %)
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Announced details

[Recommendations] Scenarios for the International Landscape in 2035 and Japan’s Strategic Direction
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

International affairs analysis, economic security, trade policy, corporate management, supply chain operations

What the company reported numerically
Quantitative Effects

De-risking alone would result in Japan's real GDP level being 0.32% below baseline, while combining it with deeper FTAs among major countries and regions in the Indo-Pacific would result in it being 0.04% above baseline

Location (as indicated in this announcement)

2-10-3 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Impact on Business Performance

No impact on the company's performance from this recommendation or analysis itself was disclosed

The company does not address Contract Value / Offering price.

Source (materials cited by the company)

GTAP 11 Data Base, ISEAS's “The State of Southeast Asia 2026 Survey Report,” and materials prepared by Mitsubishi Research Institute

Announced details
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Names of Products / Services Covered[Recommendations] Scenarios for the International Landscape in 2035 and Japan’s Strategic Direction
Applicable areaInternational affairs analysis, economic security, trade policy, corporate management, supply chain operations
Location2-10-3 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Quantitative EffectsDe-risking alone would result in Japan's real GDP level being 0.32% below baseline, while combining it with deeper FTAs among major countries and regions in the Indo-Pacific would result in it being 0.04% above baseline
Impact on Business PerformanceNo impact on the company's performance from this recommendation or analysis itself was disclosed
SourceGTAP 11 Data Base, ISEAS's “The State of Southeast Asia 2026 Survey Report,” and materials prepared by Mitsubishi Research Institute
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CounterpartyCounterparty overviewRelationship with the CompanyContract ValueOffering priceContract DateLaunch dateAward/certification nameAwarding / certifying bodyRegistration number and expiry dateLocation scaleUsage history

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The reasons the company gives

The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.

The international order may shift to an order without a hegemon, due to the United States' selective external engagement, China's expanding influence, and competition among countries over AI, resources, security and trade.

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