Japan has become most successful since world war two because of four main things : Large amounts of investment e.g. putting a lot of money in. Using the latest technology. Adopting mass production methods e.g. easy ways of producing lots of the same goods. Team work and a good work ethic including high levels of skills and hard work.
One factor is the the application of policies for the corporate group in a wider context--stock stabilization policy--stocks are not owned by the public but by corporate business partners. Baum's "Japan: economic success and legal system".
Well in world war two japan was fighting America and they decided to put two nuclear bombs on japan and it destroyed two cities and when they rebuilt it they had advanced tech there and the Japanese are best at technology so this was how they got a boost in technology
The fact they are willing to take Japan abroad rather than take "shortcut" by simply making their economy a local cheap manufacture / service hub point. China's a economic leader today- no doubt- but it was fueled by purchase orders from North America & Europe still (though there is nothing "wrong" or "rite" in that), but Japan achieved industrialization largely independent of any external force.
What sets Japanese psyche apart from many others is that say- if the topic discussed is "trade w/ America" (even in Meiji era before WWII) u won't find Japanese economic planners scrambling to say- open up 100000001 Dell Computer Centers, but Japan would use the US experience as a "model" and then build on its own.
1.the adoption of eastern economic philosophy that emphasized supply and demand economy
2. the concentration on the production of high-quality agricultural products
3. efficient, modern factories, adapted to the latest technology, and high-quality exports
4. a trade agreement with china, the worlds largest exporter of goods
by their willing less of the citizens to put in hard work
as the world's fiercest economic competitors. Today, Japan's economy is larger than the Soviet Union's and second only to that of the U.S. What's more, Japan's biggest success has come in head-to-head trade with the U.S. Over the past 10 years, Japan has sold nearly $250 billion more to the U.S. than it has bought in return.
High levels of education and application of new technology
over estimated econimic growth from 1996 to 1999
The positive economic and social results of industrial growth have been accomopained by serious environmemtal degradation.
The causes of the European economic cooperation was the "near" destruction of Europe during WWII. Europe had to be "rebuilt", just as large parts of Asia, and Japan had to be rebuilt. A rebuilding PROCESS takes cooperation from those countries involved.
Japan's economical growth was a spectacular growth after the Meiji Restoration.
Japan's economical growth was a spectacular growth after the Meiji Restoration.
Economic growth is the growth of people which causes economic development, the growth/development of cities/towns. (i.e. businesses and buildings)
Yes
competition encourages innovation, which causes growth.
There is no solid evidence of economic growth associated with eating meat. As an example, Japan was never a "meat eating" style of living, yet Japan grew economically very rapidly.
Increased urbanization and rapid economic growth.
Economic growth and Industrial Revolution
as the world's fiercest economic competitors. Today, Japan's economy is larger than the Soviet Union's and second only to that of the U.S. What's more, Japan's biggest success has come in head-to-head trade with the U.S. Over the past 10 years, Japan has sold nearly $250 billion more to the U.S. than it has bought in return.
Increased urbanization and rapid economic growth.
Types of economic growth: There are two types of economic growth: 1.Balanced Economic Growth 2.Un-balanced Economic Growth 1.Balanced Economic Growth: All the economic sectors are growing at same ratio or percentage,this growth is known as balanced economic growth. 2.Un-balanced Economic Growth: When some sectors of the economy are growing faster than others,and their rate of growth is different to each other,this growth is known as un-balanced economic growth.
The term 'economic stagnation' means a period of slow economic growth. Depending on the definition of the term, this means growth less than around 2% per year or significantly less than the growth predicted by experts. Causes can be poor economic policy, catastrophes and demographic developments.