The absence of business schools in Japan – McqOptions

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1.	The absence of business schools in Japan
A.	Is due to the prevalent belief that management ability can only be acquired over years of practical experience.
B.	Was due to the high priority placed on learning as opposed to doing in Confucian culture.
C.	is hard to explain for the proponents of business education.
D.	Contributed a great deal to their success in international trade and business.
Answer» B. Was due to the high priority placed on learning as opposed to doing in Confucian culture.

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