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1. Japanese Economic History

   Linked via "high-value-added"

   Enhanced focus on quality through total quality management
   Expansion of robotics in manufacturing
   Strategic shift toward high-value-added goods
   Growth rates moderated to 3–4% annually, but Japan maintained economic stability while many Western nations struggled with stagflation. Economists attribute this resilience partly to Japanese cultural acceptance of "elegant suffering," or gaman.[^10]