2026 Jobs Study: The Impact of Japanese-Brand Automakers on U.S. Employment
Updated employment study conducted by Rutgers professor Thomas Prusa shows that Japanese-branded automotive companies support more than 2.2 million U.S. jobs.
Publications - Employment Studies
JAMA disseminates key publications on our US contributions, free trade, and the Japanese auto industry
Employer-Driven Workforce Education
A recent white paper from Opportunity America and the Progressive Policy Institute (PPI), the authors outline how Japanese-brand automakers’ intentional and sustained workforce development engagement has helped advance the U.S. advanced manufacturing and automotive sectors
The Contributions of the Japanese-brand Automakers to the United States Economy-May 2023 Update
Updated employment study conducted by Rutgers professor Thomas Prusa shows that Japanese-branded automotive companies support more than 2.2 million U.S. jobs.
The Contributions of the Japanese-brand Automakers to the United States Economy-May 2019 Update
Updated employment study conducted by Rutgers professor Thomas Prusa shows that Japanese-branded automotive companies support more than 1.6 million U.S. jobs.
The Contributions of the Japanese-brand Automakers to the United States Economy: Updated Report
New employment study conducted by Rutgers professor Thomas Prusa shows that Japanese-branded automotive companies support more than 1.52 million U.S. jobs.
JAMA Releases Annual Contributions Report Showing Japanese Automakers are More American Than Ever
Washington, D.C. –The Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association (JAMA) USA office today released its 2014-2015 contributions report, More American Than Ever, signifying the continued growth and involvement of Japanese-branded autos in
The Contributions of the Japanese-brand Automakers to the United States Economy: 2015 Report
New employment study conducted by Rutgers professor Thomas Prusa shows that Japanese-branded automotive companies support more than 1.5 million U.S. jobs.
