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Japanese Government's Reforms Fail to Assuage Financial Markets or Voters: Hashimoto Resigns After Election; Obuchi Chosen as Successor
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 February 2009
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Japan has announced new and potentially significant steps toward addressing its banking problems. We welcome this further recognition by Japan of the importance of strengthening its financial system.
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