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After the end of the US occupation, what happened to the Japanese economy?
It needed government intervention.
It continued to grow.
It went into a depression.
It started to decline.
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It continued to grow.
After the occupation ended (1952) Japan entered a period of rapid, sustained economic growth — the "Japanese economic miracle" — driven by industrial expansion, export-led manufacturing, government-industry coordination, investment in technology and education, and demand boosts (e.g., Korean War procurement).
After the occupation ended (1952) Japan entered a period of rapid, sustained economic growth — the "Japanese economic miracle" — driven by industrial expansion, export-led manufacturing, government-industry coordination, investment in technology and education, and demand boosts (e.g., Korean War procurement).
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