Economists suggest radical moves for Japan's economy
August 31, 2010
From Richard Morrow
The outcome of an emergency meeting between Bank of Japan governor Masaaki Shirakawa and prime minister Naoto Kan was panned by economists as a political stunt that will not help the country’s economy. Asiamoney.com asks some notable economists their views on more effective policies that should be pursued.
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