All of these factors contributed to japan’s rapid economic growth after world war ii except the government’s hands-off policy toward business the country’s change in relative location the dedication, cooperation, and loyalty of its workers a highly educated work force

the country's change in relative location

Explanation:

After World War II, Japan changed significantly. The country was restricted in a military way, but it focused totally on rebuilding and economic development. The government allowed for private businesses to develop and gave them freedom, which resulted in a good and competitive market. Also, the nation had very highly educated work force, and that was a huge advantage in an era when the technological development was constantly striding forward. The Japanese work ethics was too very significant, as they are very committed, highly motivated, and efficient workers. One thing that didn't influenced the Japanese economic boom was a change in its relative location, as there wasn't anything of that sort, nor it was going to make any significant change.

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