How did the Japanese economy recover so quickly after World War II?

mass immigration to Japan in an effort to rebuild

economic and educational reforms passed by the government

an economic partnership with Korea and China

Marshall Plan dollars stimulated the Japanese economy

In the late 20th century, immigrants who moved from former colonies to their former imperial nations tended to settle in

rural areas where land was available

metropoles where jobs were available

the suburbs where better schools were located

hamlets that resembled their homelands

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17 April, 03:12

How did the Japanese economy recover so quickly after World War II?

mass immigration to Japan in an effort to rebuild

economic and educational reforms passed by the government

an economic partnership with Korea and China

Marshall Plan dollars stimulated the Japanese economy

In the late 20th century, immigrants who moved from former colonies to their former imperial nations tended to settle in

rural areas where land was available

metropoles where jobs were available

the suburbs where better schools were located

hamlets that resembled their homelands

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economic and educational reforms passed by the government

Marshall Plan dollars stimulated the Japanese economy

economic and educational reforms passed by the government

metropoles where jobs were available

Marshall Plan dollars stimulated the Japanese economy