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***SNS*** Asia Letter, Q4 2013: Abenomics Update
By Scott Foster, SNS Asia Editor [Tokyo] with Jonathan Epstein
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Publisher's Note: Most smart international observers have been puzzled by Japan's economic behavior over the last few decades. The country was supposed to be in recession, but didn't really seem to be. Now, with the advent of Abenomics, the economic hoi polloi are mostly praising the results of increased spending, without being too critical of how it works in the long run.
True enough, as Scott Foster points out in this quarter's Asia Letter, it's hard to be critical when all short-term metrics are up. On the other hand, there is always the long term.
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SNS: Asia Letter Q4 2013: Abenomics Update