The metaphor of the "flying geese formation" refers to _______________.
A) a Japanese idea that other Asian economies would follow the "bird" ahead that was leading the group towards economic growth and development
B) a Chinese idea that other Asian economies would follow the "bird" ahead that was leading the group towards economic growth and development
C) a mid-nineteenth century concept for economic development in Western Europe
D) an economic development perspective that was popularized by John Maynard Keynes
E) None of the above

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The metaphor of the "flying geese formation" refers to a Japanese idea where Japan, as the leading "goose," would set the pace for economic development, with other Asian economies following in a V-formation, each at their own level of industrialization but benefiting from the lead of Japan. This concept emphasizes sequential development and catch-up industrialization.

The Metaphor of the "Flying Geese Formation" Refers to _______________