Gov't says economy to shrink 3.3% this year
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rajakumar
Heavy reliance of cars sales and other gadgets shrink japan economy by 3.3 percent.
Time for japan investors to invest wisely in more global agro food related projects and other kinds of global income projects.
There is a need to diversify more to boost incomes ,which are not cars or gadgets related globally.
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mushroomcloud
Looks like Japan relies very heavily on it's exports to justify the size of their GDP. With a 3.3% shrink this year, Japan should hold on to the rank of being the 2nd largest economy for no more than 2-3 years.
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