Japan shies away from fiscal growth strategy
Economists arguing the case for secular stagnation across the rich economies point to Japan as a leading example
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- The rich world catches up
- Investment not the problem
- Household savings not the problem
- The problem: Rising corporate savings
- Blame foreign income
- Fiscal stimulus
- Consumption tax increase?
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