experts are not expecting new economic ideas from your sheehy disregard he has already announced he would stand by his predecessors concept of aba nomics which has loosened monetary policy and fiscal stimulus through government spending . in the midst of the corona crisis the economic situation around the world is dire the results over the may june period are the worst since the end of world war 2 what should be done about it what to do in this context it is of course a question of helping the economy in death. the government must do everything in this regard so that the citizens resume normal daily life as quickly as possible. into my ear. where their policy might be identical their story couldn't be more different. the are there was born into a political dynasty his successor sukkos the son of strawberry farmers and worked in a cardboard factory to pay for his law degree. is known to be an r.v. loyalist his election to prime minister promises continuity but not a new push to solve japan's economic problems. is following the story for us same old japan is that good for the economy i mean

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