The Japanese government approved this Friday the third economic stimulus package since the start of the pandemic, the largest in its history and valued at 55.7 trillion yen (about 429,000 million euros, more than 10% of its GDP). The new set of measures represents almost double the amount promised by today’s Japanese Prime Minister, Fumio Kishida, during his election campaign in October, and highlights his determination to focus on economic recovery and redistribute wealth among households and small businesses.
ホルヘ・ラシェラス（Jorge Lasheras）がキャピタルラジオで、日本の選挙後の投資機会を分析。CEJEがアジア諸国の選挙後の日本における投資機会を分析。
最近日本で行われた選挙は、重要な経済・地
