Many Americans marvel at the success of the Japanese economy and political system. They are also concerned with the recent setbacks in the Japanese economy. Describe the basic features of the systems, both its strengths and limitations. What are the similarities and differences with the American systems? Which of the Japanese characteristics are adaptable in the USA?
The discussion focuses on the strengths and weaknesses of Japan's political and economic systems. It is compared to the U.S., with recommendations for U.S. economic improvement.
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... Compare and contrast marketing in Japan and in the United States. ... country including, but not limited to cultural, political, legal, and economic influences ...
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... In the era of free trade, the state-led model of ...Japan needs to open their economy and needs to create ...Political Instability Impacts Japan's International Image ...
... In addition, discuss the state of the economy and political landscape for the largest economies in each of the three following international regions ...
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... 3. Economic. 4. Technological. 5. Political. 6. Legal. ...Japan is considered to be the world's second largest economy after the United States in terms of GDP. ...
