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Takaichi’s fiscal push could lift growth — and Japan’s already-rising interest bill

Japan is giving up revenue now in the hope that stronger consumption and a 370 trillion yen public-private investment will deliver faster growth later.

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Takaichi’s fiscal push could lift growth — and Japan’s already-rising interest bill
Japan is giving up revenue now in the hope that stronger consumption and a 370 trillion yen public-private investment will deliver faster growth later.
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Takaichi’s fiscal push could lift growth — and Japan’s already-rising interest bill

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