Redwood: Are Abe's arrows hitting the mark?
When Shinzo Abe first took up his post as Japan's Prime Minister, he did so thanks to his vivid use of language, writes Charles Stanley's John Redwood.
He promised 'three arrows' of a new economic policy which would put some growth back into the sluggish Japanese economy. There would be another monetary stimulus, there would be a bigger budget deficit...
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