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Lessons from the Japanese long recession
«The effects of fiscal stimulus are likely to be short-lived unless financial system problems are resolved. In particular, without sound capital buffers in the banking system, fiscal stimulus may prove ineffective in generating a sustained recovery on its own, as was the case in Japan.»
A conversation with IMF specialists in Japan’s crisis management
