Is the U.S. economy strong or Japan s?

First in the United States. China second.

Japan third. The United States is a superpower.

Without it, there would be no Japan.

Reasons for the economic development of Western European countries:

1. The transformation of the country's economic system (demilitarization of the economy, concentration of financial and material resources, especially in Germany).

2. The United States to Western Europe"Financial aid"(Famous ones are.)"The Marshall Plan")

3. After the war, the victorious countries retained the industrial base of the defeated countries to a large extent.

4. Correct macroeconomic regulation and management in China, and choose the road operation in line with the national conditions and market laws (eliminate the backward factors that bound the economy before the war).

5. Pay special attention to the development of science and technology and education.

6. The quality of the population in these areas is relatively high, and they have their hard work.

Reasons for Japan's economic development:

1. The United States vigorously supports and protects its troops, does not pay war reparations and does not need to build national defense, saves funds, implements a strong policy of state intervention in the economy, and formulates a feasible development plan.

2. Pay attention to science and technology, develop education, respect knowledge and talents.

3. Japanese enterprises implement a strict and flexible scientific management system.

4. Japan has long implemented a policy of low consumption and high accumulation.

Common reasons: 1. Historical reasons: through long-term colonial rule and capital plunder, it has a certain amount of development capital and wealth.

2. International environment: The international environment is relatively stable, there is no risk of world war breaking out in the short term, and the hegemony of the United States and the Soviet Union provides markets and opportunities for the development of Western Europe and Japan.

3. External factors: Out of strategic needs, the United States has invested huge sums of money to support the economies of Western Europe and Japan, so that the industries of Western Europe and Japan will soon recover.

4. Industrial restructuring: Western Europe and Japan have successively optimized capital development through industrial restructuring and intensified development to the greatest extent.

5. Attaching importance to science and technology: Both Western Europe and Japan have always attached importance to the development of science and technology, and while vigorously developing cutting-edge science and technology, Japan has paid special attention to the industrialization of advanced scientific and technological achievements at home and abroad, thus promoting the production and export of high-tech and high value-added products.

6. Development of education: Efforts should be made to develop national education to improve the quality of workers. Develop the economy by increasing labor productivity.

7. Resource base: After the war, the new discovery and large-scale exploitation of world resources and energy and their cheapness in the world market provided relatively sufficient and cheap resources and energy.

8. Strengthening the role of international economic organizations: These organizations have played a major role in removing tariff and non-tariff barriers and promoting international liberalization.

References: 1. Take advantage of the relatively peaceful international environment to develop the economy first.

2. Develop education and provide a human foundation for economic development.

3. Attaching importance to and developing science and technology Provide a technical foundation for economic development.

4. Strengthen international exchanges and cooperation, absorb advanced international experience, and avoid detours.

5. Actively participate in world competition Through competition, we will build China's international enterprises and international brands.

6. Carry out industrial restructuring and enhance the competitiveness of enterprises through internal structure optimization.

The post-war Japanese economy can generally be divided into a period of post-war revival from 1945 to 1955, followed by a period of rapid growth, and then a period of stable development after the 1973 oil crisis.

After the war, Japan's economy was democratized by the occupation forces, which laid a new foundation for its take-off. This democratization of the economy refers to the "disintegration of the chaebols," "agrarian reform," and "labor reform."

On the other hand, in terms of industry. Since 1947, the Japanese economy has been on the track of economic revival, although it has been accompanied by inflation, and the Japanese economy has been on the track of economic revival despite inflation. In what has been called a "period of panic in stability", vast numbers of people have been forced to save and large amounts of money have flowed into big business.

This has helped the development of large corporations since then, but it has led to the closure of small and medium-sized enterprises, an increase in unemployment, and growing social unrest. At this time, the Korean War broke out in June 1950, and Japan's production activities increased by leaps and bounds due to the special needs of the war, and in fiscal 1951 real GDP soon returned to its pre-war level.

The peace treaty was signed in September 1951, and the occupation period came to an end. With the end of the Korean War, the industry was plunged into a rebellious recession that was frequent. However, this is only a small break in the transition to high economic growth.

In the 10 years since 1955, Japan's economy has grown at an average rate of 8 per cent in real terms, and for almost 14 centuries, the Japanese economy has continued to grow at the highest rate in the world. In 1955, Japan's GDP was the seventh largest among capitalist countries, but 12 years later, in 1967, it became the second largest country

There are many reasons for the rapid development, and the following can be listed:

1. Post-war democratic reforms.

2. Active investment of enterprises.

3. Abundant high-quality labor.

4. High savings rate.

5. Active technology introduction.

6. High-quality education.

7. Relatively light military spending.

8. Labor relations, social and political stability, etc.

Admittedly, in addition to the above-mentioned reasons, we cannot ignore people's ambition to "catch up with and surpass the developed countries."

Japan was supported by the United States, and if the United States dares to help him, there must be a way to restrain him Just interested, you can take a closer look at the inside story of the Toyota car incident Before the incident, Toyota was the first car manufacturer, and now who is it General Motors The United States has been restricting China It's just that we have seen very few reports on the tariff exchange rate Let's take the exchange rate It used to be 1:8 Now it's 1:7 and it's still low What does it mean Before the change, an American exchanged $100,000 for 800,000 yuan and spent 100,000 yuan to play in China The exchange rate changed when I went back When he went back to the United States, it was still 100,000 US dollars, which is equivalent to 100,000 yuan for nothing when he came to China, and you said that we are the vice versa, but it is obvious which of the companies that the United States invests in China and the companies that invest in China are more than those who go to China, so we don't want to go up, but it still goes up, why does the United States force it not to rise, and he wants to impose economic sanctions on you.

Hehe, I personally think that your knowledge of politics and economy is too weak, and you don't know much about history, I recommend reading the book "Currency War" to enter the door, China is not strong at all, and everyone understands China under the dark side of society.

How do you know there are no limits? With regard to Japan, the United States has brought down the Japanese economy by forcing the yen to appreciate, leaving it in a slump to this day. This trick against China is not very useful, so it oppresses militarily, not to mention not watching the news, and now the United States is not colluding with Asian countries to militarily encircle China.

The U.S. didn't restrict China? So why can we only wear t-tan! You can't wear a messy horse costume!

Japan's economy is stagnant, why is there no Western country that can surpass it?

Have you really paid attention to Sino-US relations......