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05/14(TUE)

March: The Recession Indicator rose to 17.6%

04/25(THU)

Toward Human Capital Investment to Support Domestic Demand

04/08(MON)

Outlook Down Again as Trade War Impact Spreads
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05/09(THU)

Prolongation of Quantitative and Qualitative Monetary Easing and Management Stability of Regional Financial Institutions

03/26(TUE)

Huawei Exclusion: An Intense Jolt to the World Economy

02/08(FRI)

Rise in interest rate risk of regional banks under new phase of monetary easing
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08/28(TUE)

In fiscal 2018, we will revise our long-term macroeconomic forecasts to 2060.

03/13(TUE)

Productivity has not been growing in tandem with increasing PhDs in Japan

01/12(FRI)

CO2 Emissions Reduction of 70% by 2050 is Possible with the Introduction of an Environmental Tax
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05/07(TUE)

Deregulation of Public Utilities in Japan

04/02(TUE)

Reflecting on the Heisei-era: Macroeconomic Performance of the Thirty Years

03/06(WED)

Another Big Swing Coming? : Economic Consequences of Consumption Tax Rate Hike
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Project2060

In fiscal 2018, we will revise our long-term macroeconomic forecasts to 2060.

2018/08/28

2018/08/28: In fiscal 2018, we will revise our long-term macroeconomic forecasts to 2060.

Latest Policy Proposals

Project2060
In fiscal 2018, we will revise our long-term macroeconomic forecasts to 2060.

08/28
The Fourth Industrial Revolution in Japan
Productivity has not been growing in tandem with increasing PhDs in Japan

03/13
The Fourth Industrial Revolution in Japan
CO2 Emissions Reduction of 70% by 2050 is Possible with the Introduction of an Environmental Tax

01/12

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