Japanese economy
Despite languishing in the doldrums for nearly two decades, Japan is still the world's second-largest economy and the yen one of the world's most important currencies.
Recent articles
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(05 February 10)
Japan's 20-year slump may end in roaring hyperinflation, says Bill Bonner.
(28 January 10)
No paper money has ever survived a complate credit cycle, says Bill Bonner.
(08 January 10)
The policies that Japan forged to combat its two-decade stagnation have been followed by America, Britain, and most of Europe. Yet it's becoming clear that we learned all the wrong lessons, says Matthew Lynn.
