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Japan and South Korea have what type of economies? A.Communists B.Socialists C.Marxist D.Free-market Capitalist
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Japan and South Korea have what type of economies?

A.Communists
B.Socialists
C.Marxist
D.Free-market Capitalist

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D. Free-market Capitalist

Step-by-step explanation:

Japan became Capitalist after World War 2 due to the United States and South Korea saw that everyone was doing good with it so they decided to adopt it, but not all Koreans liked that and now there's two Koreas.

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Free market capitalism
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