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EPISODE · May 20, 2026 · 6 MIN

How a Comic Book Built an Economy (Shotaro Ishinomori)

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What if the ultimate blueprint for global economic dominance wasn't written by Harvard economists, but illustrated in a Japanese manga? Today, we explore the fascinating true story behind Japan Inc., a 1986 comic book that taught an entire nation how to build an unstoppable economic machine. We break down the 'Japan Inc. Triangle' and how extreme long-term alignment allowed Japanese conglomerates to slowly take over the globe.Enjoyed this quick brief? Upgrade to Momentum Premium to unlock the full episode where we decode the 3-step 'Change to Survive' framework, reveal how Fujifilm used this exact playbook to pivot from film to billions in skincare, and uncover the dangerous trap of 'Zombie Companies'.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/momentum-your-daily-edge-in-leadership--6706012/support.Enjoyed this 5-minute briefing?The full, 20-minute deep dive on this book is waiting for you in our premium feed.Unlock the masterclass to get every key lesson, framework, and actionable insight.🚀 Subscribe to Momentum Premium here!

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