Decisions Ahead for JAPAN - Arthur W Docken - August 1971

Arthur W Docken

Japan is determined to be "ichiban" Number One-by the turn of the century. Her economic progress since World War II has been phenomenal. But already economic and strategic problems are becoming evident. What must Japan do to continue her economic growth? For twenty-six years Japan has driven herself to become one of the world's industrial giants. From defeat in war to victory in business, Japan's economic impact is felt around the world. Despite a paucity of raw materials, Japan has become rich. Only the United States and the U.S.S.R. lead her in Gross National Product! But tensions are building up. Future economic, political and military problems loom on the horizon. Japan must, in her national interest, face them and find solutions soon. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library