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okita, saburo, ed, postwar reconstruction of the japanese economy, university of tokyo press, 1992 [this is the english translation of the report mentioned in the text as the basic problems of japan's economic reconstruction, which is a literal translation of the title].

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Japan was occupied by the allied forces after the war's conclusion (actually, the US was the only country in the allied forces to do this).

Explanation:

  • The Supreme Commander of the Allied Powers (SCAP) or General Headquarters was the name of the occupying force (GHQ—this term was more popular among Japanese). The GHQ was led by US army commander Douglas MacArthur.
  • In contrast to Germany, Japanese occupation was indirect (the Japanese government continued to exist and function, and occasionally even rejected US instructions), and by just one country (US).
  • Sea lane blockade: By sinking nearly all Japanese military and commercial vessels, the nation was left without a way to transport supplies between the mainland and the colonies or occupied territories.
  • Production ceased when inputs were not available. The fundamental cause of Japan's war economy's demise was this.

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