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A controversial analysis of Japan – the world’s third largest economy – and its future revival
● Why Japan will once again rise to play a dominant role in the world economy and financial markets
● Written by an insider with access to extraordinary information
● The most controversial book of recent times about Japan and the secrets behind its financial system
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Takeo Harada is an author and CEO of the Institute of International Strategy and Information Analysis, a leading consultancy and think tank. Before that, he served in the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs as a diplomat for 12 years.
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