Japan's Quiet Rise Tests Global Power Balance
The article surveys Japan's postwar surge from an aid recipient to a major economic force. It notes a projected 375 billion GNP in 30 years, leaders like Prime Minister Masayoshi Ito, and a shift toward self-reliant defense with rising rearmament under a pro-Western Liberal Democratic Party government. It also highlights tensions with the United States over trade, particularly textile quotas, and the growing trade deficit as Japan dominates global markets.
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