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IKEO Kazuhito's Archives

Jun. 5, 2016Interview: Intermediary Functions of Banks Have Declined ― Limits of Monetary Policies Have Been Exposed
Mar. 24, 2014The First Year of Abenomics – Part 3 The impact of monetary easing has been limited— The actual role of monetary easing has been to assist in fiscal policies. — The economy has expanded on the back of public investment.

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