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Can Japan afford to grow?

Central Banking Journal | 24 Aug 2012 secure

Japan has managed to maintain living standards during its two ‘lost decades’, but its efforts to do so now represent obstacles to achieving sustainable growth. By Ryo Watabe.

Topics: Japan, Bank of Japan, Inflation, growth

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Central Banking Journal | 24 Aug 2012 secure

Topics: ECB, Balance sheet, Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, Deutsche Bundesbank, Bank for International Settlements

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