Japan

Rodica Velciu

Conjunctura economiei mondiale / World Economic Studies, 2016, 61-64

Abstract: In 2015 Japan's economic recovery was tempered by a sharp decline in demand from China and other Asian countries towards which exports half of Japanese producers. The experts sustain that after four years of government Shinzo Abe, the Japanese economy does not seem to be able to return to sustained economic growth. The most recent data suggest that the slow pace of growth recorded in 2015, will continue in 2016-2017, under a predictable appreciation of the Japanese yen, the weak external demand (especially in China, the main trading partner of Japan) and with regard to increase doubts about ability of prime minister Shinzo Abe to boost economic growth.

Keywords: economic growth; G.D.P; unemployment rate; inflation rate; commercial balance; current account balance; government financial balance; general government gross debt (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
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