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Japanese Economy
Is a ‘Lost Decade’ Possible for South Korea?
By Clint Richards
The government acknowledges that difficult reforms are necessary to avoid a Japan-sized economic slump.
IMF: Asia slips, Japan gains
By Anthony Fensom
The International Monetary Fund downgrades growth for emerging countries in Asia.
Uber and Classic Asian Mercantilism
By Robert E. Kelly
Seoul’s decision to ban a popular app is the latest of many examples of mercantilist policies in Asia.
South Korea Considers a Japanese Style Stimulus
By Clint Richards
Seoul’s new stimulus package resembles Abenomics, but is it necessary now?
Corporate Japan’s Best Chance for Survival: Abroad
By Clint Richards
With dim long-term growth prospects at home, companies innovate overseas.
Abenomics’ Structural Reform Problem
By Clint Richards
Abe’s economic policies still provide short-term relief, but are they a long-term solution?
Interview: Naoyuki Yoshino
By Clint Richards
The Diplomat speaks with Dr. Naoyuki Yoshino on the future of Japan and East Asia’s economic growth.
Japan Banking on Southeast Asian Consumers
By Clint Richards
The region’s growing consumers represent a new avenue for growth as companies shift investment.
TPP Meetings Another Chance for Japan to Reform
By Clint Richards
The US and Japan attempt to iron out differences while there is still time for Japan to join and substantially change its economy.
China Slowdown To Hit Asia Hard
By Anthony Fensom
Commodity exporters and emerging economies are exposed to any slowdown in the Chinese economy.
Japan’s Corporate Tax Cut May Disappoint
By Clint Richards
Abe floats some details of his upcoming economic restructuring, with signs the measures may fall short of expectations.
BOJ Hints at Tapering, Emphasizes Reform
By Clint Richards
As signs of inflation emerge, some central bank officials want Abe to follow through with structural reforms.