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Japanese Economy
Asia’s New Year Economic Resolutions
By Anthony Fensom
A tour of the prospects for the Asia-Pacific’s biggest economies in 2016.
Policy 101: Kick-Starting Asian Growth
By Anthony Fensom
The region’s leaders have pledged action. Now they need to deliver.
The Answer to Japan's Economic Growth Mystery
By Ankit Panda
Japan has a serious fundamental economic problem that Abenomics alone can't fix.
Abenomics Banks on Japan Post
By Anthony Fensom
Can a huge IPO convert nation of low-risk bank savers into higher-risk stockholders?
Interview: Richard C. Bush on Northeast Asian Economies
By Emanuel Pastreich
Insights into the economies of Northeast Asia.
When Womenomics Meets Reality
By Emily S. Chen
The Japanese government can make structural changes, but cultural attitudes are proving stubborn.
Abenomics 2.0: A Reform Reboot For Japan?
By Anthony Fensom
The Japanese PM turns his attention from defense to his economic program.
World Bank: Brace For Impact
By Anthony Fensom
A Fed tightening could create some policy headaches in Asia.
Export Slump Pressures Asian Currencies
By Anthony Fensom
The pressure on policymakers to act is rising.
Is Japan’s LDP Beginning to Get Serious About Reigning In Public Debt?
By Mina Pollmann
For Abe, security reforms and TPP-related legislation may trump the annual budget.
OECD: World Economy Only ‘B-Minus’
By Anthony Fensom
The Asian picture is mixed, with downgrades for China and Japan.
Can Shinzo Abe Inspire Silicon Valley's Dynamism in Japan?
By Jack Detsch
In a speech at Stanford University today, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe lauded California's culture of innovation. Can he bring that spirit back to Japan?