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why the United States was “asleep at the wheel during the early 1970s” soon leading to...

why the United States was “asleep at the wheel during the early 1970s” soon leading to losses in competitiveness against Honda/Toyota/Sony. (Do not include wages)

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This was the precise reason.

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