The world is closely watching Japan to determine if that country's leaders can steer the world's second largest economy clear of recession. The implications of their action or inaction is enormous for Japan itself, for the regional and global economy, and for the United States. This Member urges interested Members to send their staff and to read the summary in the Congressional Record on this important and timely hearing so that we can all learn more about Japan's enormous role in our own future, and to review the suggestions of what Japan must do to ensure that the future is bright for all of us.
Doug Bereuter: “The world is closely watching Japan to determine if that country's leaders can steer the world's second largest economy…”
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Discussing Japan's economic situation and its impact on the global economy during a hearing.
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