Why Were The Japanese So Successful After World War II

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is no lack of
brilliant reforms. Japan had an ever growing education level. It
influences Japanese society tremendously. It will reach a point in time
were almost all high school graduates will attend college. As a result
there will be an enormous amount of skilled workers, but it also means a
lack of low skilled workers.3 Due to this fact Japan had invest money in
other countries with low skilled workers such as Latin America. The profit
from their countless investments around the world can be said to sustain
their economy alone. As the years go by their surplus increases and their
investments also increases. The Japanese is benefiting from this
transaction as well as the host country, this is one of the factors that
make Japan such a success.
With education also comes technology. They go hand in hand. The
higher the education level is, the higher technology the country poccesses.
Japan has the highest technology of the world. Higher technology brings a
better way ...

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had done to persuade the American people into buying
Japanese products. Japanese goods had the quality that the American people
was looking for and because of that the Japanese became even more
successful.5
The Japanese have always been smart people. They had a strategy
and it was to gain good relations with foreign countries and they did.
They pursued international peacekeeping and human rightly vigorously.6 By
doing so a mutual trade can be done. One of the many reasons why Japan is
such a success can be said to be trade. The Japanese export more
manufactured goods than imported goods, giving the country a surplus in
revenues.7 With this surplus the quality of life for the ...

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