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Cabinet Office Announces Revised GDP

According to data released by the Cabinet Office today, Japan’s gross domestic product (GDP) during the April-June period was on a quarter-to-quarter basis revised up to a 0.9 percent increase from a preliminary 0.6 percent. This amounts to an annual...
Sep, 2013
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Continuity for a change?

At a press conference yesterday, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga revealed that no reshuffle of ministers posts will take place in a while and that Prime Minister Abe wants to keep his team "as is" at least until the end of the next ordinary Di...
Sep, 2013
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Liberalization of Gas Supply Expected in 2016

The Yomiuri Shimbun reports that the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) plans to move forward with liberating the gas market for households in 2016. In doing so, the ministry is hoping that the increased competition in the market will lea...
Sep, 2013
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Finance Minister Aso: Japan to Announce at the G-20 Summit Intent to Proceed with the Consumption Tax Hike

According to Reuters, Minister of Finance Taro Aso stated that Japan will announce at the G-20 Summit it plans to proceed with the two-stage consumption tax increase. Additionally, Aso remarked that the government is considering compiling an extra bu...
Sep, 2013
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Special Advisory Panel Backs Consumption Tax Hike

According to the Nikkei Shimbun, more than 70% of the members of a special advisory panel believe that the consumption tax should be increased as planned. Eight people sought a change in the gain increase citing the possible adverse effects on effort...
Sep, 2013
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Former Prime Minster Koizumi Renounces Nuclear Power

In an interview with the Mainichi Shimbun, former Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi made clear his anti-nuclear energy stance. He commented that Japan has “no choice but to get rid of nuclear power” and that the move towards zero nuclear power should ...
Aug, 2013
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