Which TWO factors contributed to Japan's economic recovery in the 1950s?

A) close trade relations with the Soviet Union

B) the expansion of Japan's colonies in Southeast Asia

C) aid and assistance from the United States

D) the rebuilding of the Japanese military's infrastructure

E) Japan's economic interventionists policies

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Cedric Singleton

22 January, 08:20

Which TWO factors contributed to Japan's economic recovery in the 1950s?

A) close trade relations with the Soviet Union

B) the expansion of Japan's colonies in Southeast Asia

C) aid and assistance from the United States

D) the rebuilding of the Japanese military's infrastructure

E) Japan's economic interventionists policies

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Gideon Lopez · Answer 1

C) aid and assistance from the United States

E) Japan's economic interventionists policies

Explanation:

Japan's economic recovery in 1950 is known as the "Japanese economic miracle". This period of Japanese history was mainly influenced by the Japanese government's interventionist policies in the sector of trade and industry, promoting a great growth in the production of goods and services, in addition to the assistance and assistance of the USA.

The main actions of the Japanese government in this period were:

Intense collaboration with companies, manufacturers and industries, strong unionism, close relationship with bureaucrats, the creation of lifelong employment.