Japan arms industry will learn from submarine setback
Japanese exporters are taking stock after a multi-billion-dollar deal to sell submarines to Australia fell through
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- Long-hatched plan
- Japan's bid
- What went wrong
- Abbott ousted
- PR problem
- Inexperience
- Lessons for Japan
- Do not rely on personal relations
- Consider domestic politics
- Start small
- Outlook
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_350.jpg "A Japanese Soryu submarine (Reuters/Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force/Handout via Reuters)")