What was the first country to set the model from moving to the core from the periphery? a) Taiwan b) Japan c) Singapore d) South Korea

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What was the first country to set the model from moving to the core from the

periphery?
a) Taiwan
b) Japan
c) Singapore
d) South Korea

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Answer:it's actually Japan. I got it wrong because of the guy above me

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