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I could use some help in determining the role of the state in the economic development of Japan and India, and how they are similar and different and if you could please post your references at the bottom, that would also be helpful so I could read up on this answer more!

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A matrix presentation of the distinct differences and similarities between the states of economic development of India and Japan.

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