What is Kakuei Tanaka's political-economic direction called?
The productive state
The imperial state
The industrial state
The construction state
Answer
The construction state was Kakuei Tanaka's political-economic direction. Tanaka believed that Japan could be rebuilt through government-led infrastructure spending and public works projects. He also advocated for deregulation and privatization of state-owned industries. The construction state was a key part of Tanaka's "income-doubling plan," which aimed to double the country's gross national product in ten years.
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