Cabinet Office cuts fiscal 2011 growth forecast to 0.5%
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some14some
yes, so disregard all positive figures and put GDP in negative growth and then govt should continue to work hard...!
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ka_chan
Ok, the yen is at an all time high against all currencies, the Japanese debt is a 200% of GDP and they need to borrow more to pay for March 11th, and they expect growth and not contraction when people are afraid of their own food supply?
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globalwatcher
Am I the third to post for this article? Very shocking. Maybe Japanese just do not care anymore.
I tell you this is a bottom line when fiscal and monetary policies of Japan in the past 30 years all FAILED. Japan needs to start promoting a LIFE TIME education and injecting a job growth policy to send all unemployed workers back to work.
The J. unemployment 4.7% is relative to US 9.4% (Japanese UI calculation is mostly based on 3 months while US is based on 6 months). This is very, very high especially this stats does not include workers who already gave up looking for jobs.
A domestic job growth is a #1 priority for Japan to keep the house in order while a J business sector is moving manufacturing to overseas with strong yen. This is a big challenge for Japan.
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