How does Japan's approach to economic and military policies before 1945 compare to its strategy after 1945?

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Cutting military expenditures results in an economic downturn.Relying heavily on international trade tends to weaken a country's economy.Achieving national economic objectives does not require territorial expansion.Democratic systems obstruct economic development.

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Before 1945, Japan pursued territorial expansion to boost its economy, but after 1945, it shifted to economic growth without aggression. This shows that territorial conquest is not essential for achieving economic goals.

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How does Japan's approach to economic and military policies before 1945 compare to its strategy after 1945?

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