 This opposing perspective is represented by economic patriotism and "national champion" policies.The analogy has also been used in policy discourses outside Britain – most notably in the business discourse of Japan, whose financial markets and other parts of the economy (as of 2006) have not yet been substantially opened up to foreign competition compared with its international peers.It has also, for instance, been used in banking reform debates in South Korea as well as in discussing business process outsourcing in India.