Question

Japan is a nation of over 6,800 islands, none of which is very large. The largest island, Honshu, is roughly the same size as the state of Montana in the western United States. Does this mean that Japan is destined to have low economic growth and standards of living?

Answer 1

NO

Step-by-step explanation:

Japan's largest island, Honshu is roughly the same size as Montana in the Western United states does not mean that Japan is destined to have low economic growth and standards of living.

Japan has a lot of resources as well as they have very advanced technology which makes them different from any other country.

So, by saying that the size of Japan is less than the growth and standard of living is also less is absolutely wrong.