The Myth of Japan’s Failure

11/23/2013

This opinion piece from The New York Times explores the factors that contributed to Japan's economic success in the post-World War II era. The author argues that Japan's emphasis on education and innovation played a crucial role in its economic rise. They highlight the importance of Japan's focus on technological advancements, investment in infrastructure, and a strong work ethic. The article also discusses the challenges faced by Japan in recent years, including an aging population and economic stagnation. Overall, it provides a historical perspective on Japan's economic trajectory and offers insights into the country's approach to economic development.

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