There's a discussion on LinkedIn that begins:
"In 1979, Harvard professor Ezra Vogel's book, Japan As Number One, became a runaway best seller in both Japan and the United States. After a swing through Asia the past two weeks, it's clear to me that Ezra needs to do a rewrite with a new title: Korea as Number One. "
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What are your thoughts? Is Japan still competitive? How can young Japanese move their country to a new level? Can non-Japanese help inspire Japanese?
"In 1979, Harvard professor Ezra Vogel's book, Japan As Number One, became a runaway best seller in both Japan and the United States. After a swing through Asia the past two weeks, it's clear to me that Ezra needs to do a rewrite with a new title: Korea as Number One. "
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What are your thoughts? Is Japan still competitive? How can young Japanese move their country to a new level? Can non-Japanese help inspire Japanese?
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