The correct answer is B. Economic and educational reforms passed by the government.
Explanation:
After World War II, the Japanese government decided to establish some measures to improve Japan's economy. These measures allowed this economy to continue growing as well as the financial aid that Japan received from the US at that time.
After World War II, the United States decided to establish a camp in Japan as the US considered Japan an ally. The idea of the United States was to use military personnel as well as civilians to reduce the influence that the Soviet Union had acquired in the Pacific.
The Japanese education system was also important in the development of Japan's economy as it helped to create workers with many skills.
The Economic and Educational reforms passed by the government.
Explanation:
After World War Two, the Japanese economy was devastated. But the swift recovery of Japan was a miracle. By 1971, it became the most developed country in East Asia. In the initial phase, it focused on rebuilding the Cotton, Steel and Coal industries. During 1954-1972 it's economy received the most significant growth. In this Japanese education system played an important role as it provided the skilled and disciplined workforce. The Ministry of International Trade and Industry played the most vital role in the development as it helped the government and private sectors to improve productivity.
