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    The document discusses Bloom's taxonomy as it relates to Japan's economy. It provides three examples: 1. Remember - It lists the four categories of Japan's foreign policy and how they promote peace. 2. Understand - It explains how inflation in Japan weakens the economy by reducing private consumption, and led the Bank of Japan to take measures to address a degrading economy in 2020. 3. Apply - It describes the domino effect of Japan's 2012 recession, where inactive exports to China delayed tax revenues and slowed economic growth, raising inflation and reducing GDP and purchasing power.

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    The document discusses Bloom's taxonomy as it relates to Japan's economy. It provides three examples: 1. Remember - It lists the four categories of Japan's foreign policy and how they promote peace. 2. Understand - It explains how inflation in Japan weakens the economy by reducing private consumption, and led the Bank of Japan to take measures to address a degrading economy in 2020. 3. Apply - It describes the domino effect of Japan's 2012 recession, where inactive exports to China delayed tax revenues and slowed economic growth, raising inflation and reducing GDP and purchasing power.

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    Bloom Taxonomy

    1. Remember
    Question:
    - What are the four major island in Japan? Which of them builds cultural exchange?
    Explanation:
    - Japan's foreign policy is divided into four categories. The four are, first, Peace and
    Stability of international community, Economic Diplomacy, Global issues and Official
    Development Assistance, and Public Diplomacy. These four create peace and focus on
    human rights, in which it involves universal support guided by the United Nation. Their
    communication is widely open to one another, and the effect is in their being well-
    informed and sophisticated.

    2. Understand
    Question:
    - How does the inflation rate in Japan affects its economy, why? Does this recession make
    its recovery from assailable fall in GDP compared in 2020’s economy?
    Explanation:
    - The result of the increasing inflation rate in Japan is to show a weaker economy in about
    60% of private consumption. The governor of the Bank of Japan made its decision if the
    economy degraded again. Other reducing measures have already been implemented
    because they have become more aware and careful with their economy in 2020.

    3. Apply
    Question:
    - In more detailed with the recession happened, what are the domino effect of the Japan’s
    fall recession in 2012? Using a diagram chart.
    Explanation:

     The Japanese economy last year was degraded because of inactive exports from China.
    This resulted in delays in tax sales, slow economic growth, and an increased inflation
    rate. With rising inflation, GDP growth has slowed, people's purchasing power has
    decreased due to tax increases, and economic growth is affected as a whole.
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