Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, details how £138bn will be pumped into economy in bid to create 600,000 jobs The Japanese cabinet has approved a fresh stimulus package of more than 20 trillion yen (£138bn/$224bn), aiming to lift the economy out of recession and create 600,000 new jobs. The prime minister, Shinzo Abe, announced the decision at a news conference where he said the new measures were intended to add 2% to Japan's real economic growth. Abe urged the central bank to move more aggress...
Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, details how £138bn will be pumped into economy in bid to create 600,000 jobs The Japanese cabinet has approved a fresh stimulus package of more than 20 trillion yen (£138bn/$224bn), aiming to lift the economy out of recession and create 600,000 new jobs. The prime minister, Shinzo Abe, announced the decision at a news conference where he said the new measures were intended to add 2% to Japan's real economic growth. Abe urged the central bank to move more aggress...
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