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This study examines the development of high-definition television (HDTV) within the context of trade relations between the United States and Japan. For several reasons, the development of HDTV has been a source of both cooperation and conflict between the two countries. The author examines these reasons and suggests ways the continued development of HDTV could affect each country's economic interests.
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