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In the 1900s, what contributed to the declining economy in Japan? A) lack of land and natural resources B) overproduction and credit buying C) deficit spending and tax cuts D) war debts and high interest
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In the 1900s, what contributed to the declining economy in Japan?

A) lack of land and natural resources

B) overproduction and credit buying

C) deficit spending and tax cuts

D) war debts and high interest rates

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the answer A).LACK OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES

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