Japan's development in the early twentieth century was named the "flying geese formation," as a metaphor that promoted the idea that other Asian economies would follow the Japanese economic model.

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The "flying geese formation" metaphor was used to describe Japan's leadership and economic development model, suggesting that other Asian countries would follow in a similar pattern of industrialization and economic growth, much like geese flying in formation.

Japan's Development in the Early Twentieth Century Was Named the "Flying