A Key Factor in the Success of Japan's Rapid Industrialization

question 28

Multiple Choice

A key factor in the success of Japan's rapid industrialization during the late nineteenth century was

• A) state support for Japanese corporations.
• B) non-intervention by the state in the development of the new economy.
• C) government control and planning of economic development in every aspect.
• D) that the Japanese successfully copied the Western model of industrial development exactly.

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