Although focused on a time-sensitive issue, this article offers some insight into some serious and important issues regarding the role of a central bank in peculiar economic circumstances. Some of the proposed solutions are very thought-provoking. Also an interesting profile of Masaru Hayami, governor of the Bank of Japan and some of the history of the current troubles with Japan’s economy.
Content: Article
Author: Brian Bremner
Source: BusinessWeek
Subjects: Economics, International – Asia
Industry: Government
Author: Brian Bremner
Source: BusinessWeek
Subjects: Economics, International – Asia
Industry: Government
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