Compare the United States economic system to that of Japan.

This
century both the United States and Japan have ranked in the top five largest economies of the
world by GDP (Nominal), with the US consistently maintaining the top position. In 2018,
according to the International Monetary Fund, the US ranked number one with a GDP at $20.4
trillion versus Japan's $5.2 trillion at number three. This gap can be attributed partly to the
fact that the US was home to 327 million citizens by 2018, compared with Japan's population of
127 million, according to Worldometers.info.

Both countries are strong
exporters of high tech. Japan's industrial sector relies on imported raw materials and fuels.
Both governments provide substantial subsidies to farmers and have high crop yields that feed
the world. While the US has transitioned from a manufacturing to a service economy with real
estate, professional and businesses and government as leading industries, Japan's top industries
are automobiles, consumer electronics and computers.

Unlike the US, which
enjoyed an...

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