Abstract
After two lost decades, Japans economy is again attracting the attention of the rest of the world. The introduction of the package of policies known as Abenomics has so far drastically affected financial markets, with stock prices increasing massively, exchange rates depreciating considerably and bond yields rising abruptly. The ultimate domestic and international effects of Japans new expansionary monetary policy are ambiguous. However, fixing Japans long-term problems will ultimately require more daring structural reforms than Abenomics has so far promised. Such a reform agenda could complement and find support in much of the emerging G-20 agenda
Original language | English |
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Place of Publication | D.C., USA |
Commissioning body | The Brookings Institution |
Publication status | Published - 2013 |