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The Japan That Keeps on Going
Reports of Tokyo's Economic Decline Are Greatly Exaggerated
• The Washington Post • August 20, 1995
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Although the 50th anniversary of V-J Day finds Japan at a low ebb, recent financial difficulties in Tokyo should not be allowed to obscure the extent of Japan's extraordinary economic achievements in the postwar era. For one thing, many of Japan's recent problems have been exaggerated abroad. In many ways, Japan today is actually a... Read More
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