Economy is Top Priority for Japan’s Abe
The article is about the clear victory felt by the Liberal Democratic Party and its allies in Sunday’s election. Shinzo Abe would return to power by throwing Yoshihiko Noda of the Democratic Party of Japan. Abe has expressed his concerns over the economy of the state and also planning to make efforts to turn it around. It’s all negative when it comes to the economy of Japan, according to economists but they look for growth in the current quarter.
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Japan’s Abe makes economy top priority
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