The Mitsubishi Company expanded from ________ to manufacturing, profiting from the encouragement by the Japanese government of zaibatsu, or cartels.
a. Sake brewing operations.
b. Rice production.
c. Coastal shipping.
d. Crafting of samurai armor.
c. Coastal shipping.
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