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. ♪ >>> this is "newsline bi zi ink" i'm ramin mellegard.se government has made moves to declare a state of emergency over the coronavirus pandemic. the impact of restrictions on the greater tokyo area would push down the country's gdp this year. they say the damage could be between half a percentage point to a full percentage point. once the prime minister makes the declaration, prefectural governors are expected to call for greater efforts to fight the virus. these could include asking residents to stay at home, except for essential outings. they could mean calling for a wide range of events to be suspended. but violators would face no punishment. an estimate by bnp paribas japan looks at how three weeks of restrictions in tokyo and seven nearby prefectures would affect the economy. it projects that limits on social activities could push down gdp by 4.3 trillion yen. that's about $40 billion or 0.8%. both capital investment and personal consumption would suffer. nli research institute foresees a scenario not quite as dire. it imagines rest

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