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The economy of Japan is known to be the third-largest in the world by nominal GDP and the fourth-largest by purchasing power parity (PPP) and is the world's second largest developed economy. The country has proved as a hunting ground for millions of investors and has been one of the best performing stock markets in the past few years. The Japanese government has implemented economic reforms to rejuvenate the economy, and investors have warmly received this. Japan, mainly benefits from political and social stability and efficiently run institutions.

Also known as the ‘Innovation Hub,’ a vast and sophisticated market exists in Japan which boasts a large-scale economic power, aiding investors to set up businesses in various sectors. Because of an intellectual accumulation that generates creative innovations, investors can put their productive cells into action and help contribute to the growth of this hub.

Japan, supports businesses with well-developed social infrastructure and also has one of the world’s best transport infrastructures. Various well-known forums highly evaluate its business environment in the world. With such immense opportunities, the country can undoubtedly occupy itself as the economic hub for investors worldwide exploring in business prospects and foreign investments under this dynamic region.

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