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    Since the 1990s, the number of free trade agreement(FTA) that have been signed, or are under negotiation or feasibility study, has increased dramatically.
    Looking back at the development of bilateral and regional trade deals since the end the World War Ⅱ, there have been three recognizable waves. The first wave started in the 1950s with the initiative in Western Europe. the second wave emerged in the latter half of 1980s. The third wave is the recent surge of free trade agreement that originated in early 1990s, overlapping with the second wave.
    In this recent international trade circumstances, the purpose of this article is to study the following three tasks of free trade agreement.
    First, by briefing reviewing the post-war development of bilateral and regional trade agreement, it will point out the characteristics of recent FTA.
    Second, the general objectives of FTA formation, which have been indicated in theories and experiences, will be reviewed.
    Third, Japan which traditionally gave the trade policy priority to multilateral liberalization have started to promote their own FTA as one of the options in pursuing their trade policy objectives in 2002, That is the Japan-Singapore Economic Partnership Agreement(JSEPA). Why have Japan opted for forming JSEPA with Singapore in 2002? What do Japan expect to gain from JSEPA? Can the objectives of Japan‘s trade strategies be achieved only through JSEPA? These are underlying questions and answers of this study.
    In the last chapter, the overall aims and the structure of the study summarized as a conclusion.

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      UCI(KEPA) : I410-ECN-0101-2010-381-002417759