The Japanese transition to industrial capitalism was distinct from the European transition in that the Japanese transition
a. occurred in a period in which Japan was a state socialist society
b. was not accompanied by extensive urbanization or the demographic transition
c. involved direct government action to a far greater degree than was the case in Europe
d. was largely the result of increasing population density
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