Which of the following best describes the components of the Yoshida Doctrine?
A) focus on domestic economic recovery and reliance on American military protection
B) replacement of state corporatism with more liberal economic policies
C) abandonment of agricultural and corporate subsidies
D) a turning away from foreign interventions and a focus on domestic political development

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The Yoshida Doctrine was a post-World War II Japanese strategy that emphasized a focus on domestic economic recovery and a reliance on American military protection. This allowed Japan to prioritize economic development and avoid costly military expenditures.

Which of the Following Best Describes the Components of the Yoshida