In the context of bureaucratization, which of the following statements is true of Japan?

Question $11$ options:

Government bureaucracy can create a false sense of security among Japanese businesses.

Politicians are more interested in the long$-$term well$-$being of the nation as a whole than in the well$-$being of their own districts.

Parochial actions are highly unlikely to create problems for multinational corporations trying to do business.

Local consumers are benefiting from the bureaucratic red tape, which has reduced the costs of goods and services.