Japan can afford to import agricultural products that cannot be grown locally because it has an advanced economy a. industrialized b. technological c. philosophical d. political don's answer if you don't know this is really important

The correct answer is A. Japan can afford to import agricultural products that cannot be grown locally because it has an advanced industrialized economy.

Explanation:

Japan, as a consequence of its demographic and territorial characteristics, does not have the capacity to produce primary goods for the consumption of its more than 125 million inhabitants.

More than 80% of the Japanese territory is mountainous, which greatly hinders all types of agricultural activity. The only self-sufficient primary activity in the country is fishing, which is explained by Japan's situation of being an island. Even so, poverty is at minimal levels and hunger is almost non-existent in its population.

This is because Japan has developed a highly industrialized economy, leader in production in different areas such as cars, technology products, communications and services. World-renowned companies such as Toyota, Nintendo, Canon, Sony, Honda, Mitsubishi, Toshiba or Nippon Steel produce in Japan, paying taxes in the country and employing Japanese citizens.

This situation leads to both the government and the citizens of Japan having sufficient economic capacity to import and consume primary products, without the urgent need to produce them by themselves.

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