What contributed to Japan's postwar economic "miracle"?
A. the Japanese military's pressure to accelerate national industrial growth
B. the Soviet Union's infusion of experts and machinery
C. the Japanese government's protectionism and partnerships with private firms
D. the complete elimination of trade barriers with European countries

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GinnyAnswer · Answer

Japan's postwar economic miracle was largely due to the government's protectionist policies and partnerships with private firms, fostering a favorable environment for industrial growth. This included government support for key sectors, collaboration with businesses, and a strong export focus. These elements combined led to rapid technological advancement and increased global competitiveness. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-08

Anonymous · Answer

Japan's postwar economic miracle was mainly driven by the government's protectionist policies and collaboration with private firms, which created a conducive environment for industrial growth. By investing in technology and focusing on exports, Japan successfully transformed its economy. Thus, the correct answer to the multiple-choice question is option C: the Japanese government's protectionism and partnerships with private firms. 
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