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During World War I, the U.S. and Japan experienced economic booms primarily due to increased demand for war supplies and materials. The U.S. supplied food, munitions, and other goods to the Allies, leading to a significant rise in industrial production and exports. Similarly, Japan capitalized on the disruption of European trade by expanding its manufacturing capabilities and exporting goods to both the Allies and other neutral nations. This wartime economy allowed both countries to accumulate wealth and strengthen their industrial bases.

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