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Can Abenomics Succeed Overcoming The Legacy Of Japans Lost Decades Dennis Botman

Name: Can Abenomics Succeed Overcoming The Legacy Of Japans Lost Decades Dennis Botman
SKU: BELL-10974610
Price: 31.00 USD
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Can Abenomics Succeed Overcoming The Legacy Of Japans Lost Decades Dennis Botman instant download after payment.

Publisher: International Monetary Fund

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.54 MB

Pages: 203

Author: Dennis Botman, Stephan Danninger, Jerald Schiff

ISBN: 9781498302333, 9781498324687, 1498302335, 1498324681

Language: English

Year: 2015

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Can Abenomics Succeed Overcoming The Legacy Of Japans Lost Decades Dennis Botman by Dennis Botman, Stephan Danninger, Jerald Schiff 9781498302333, 9781498324687, 1498302335, 1498324681 instant download after payment.

Japan's revitalization plan, dubbed the 'three arrows of Abenomics,' devises a three-pronged strategy-combining fiscal, monetary, and structural policies-to overcome that country's apparent inability to sustain economic recovery. This book is the first comprehensive assessment of Abenomics and the reforms needed to make it a success, including aggressive monetary easing, growth-friendly fiscal consolidation, and structural and financial sector reforms.