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Economic Law at Work: The Case For Japan | Economy: Constituent, Impact and Progress
Japan - Economic forecast summary (June 2016) - OECD
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US and China to fight for top GDP in 2060 while Japan dips to 5th - Nikkei Asia
So you don't believe in using PPP data? - Econlib
Here's how Global GDP has evolved | World Economic Forum
COVID-19, economic stimulus and monetary policy... How is Japan responding to the crisis? - AXA IM Österreich - Institutionelle
S. Korea's private sector debt ratio vs GDP third highest among 43 nations: BIS - Pulse by Maeil Business News Korea
By one measure of living standards, South Korea has overtaken Japan | The Economist
Cost of living: The shock of rising prices in Japan - BBC News
Japan has the lowest inflation of all major economies. Here's why | World Economic Forum
Table 1-1-24 GDP Gap Variance in Japan, US, and Euro area - Cabinet Office Home Page
Japan Economic Research Center: South Korea's real GDP per capita income overtakes Japan's, and Korea's gap with Japan will only grow bigger in coming years, as South Korea's GDP per capita in
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Does the global output gap matter for inflation? – ECOSCOPE
Japan's lost decade | The Economist
A Look at Japan's Slowdown and Turnaround Plan | St. Louis Fed
Japan | GDP: Potential Output and Output Gap: Forecast: OECD Member: Annual | CEIC
Japan Output Gap | Economic Indicators | CEIC
Philipp Heimberger on Twitter: "Output gap nonsense: the IMF estimates that negative output gaps in Italy and Spain will be smaller than 2% of GDP in 2022-2023. This downward adjustment in estimates
Was Japan's Economy 29 Trillion Yen Bigger Than Thought in 2014? - Bloomberg
Real GDP gap and core CPI inflation in Japan since the 1980s. Notes:... | Download Scientific Diagram
Major currency areas: output gap as percent of potential GDP, 2007-2024 | Download Scientific Diagram
The Absurdity of 'Abenomics' and the PM's 'Three Bendy Arrows' (Part 3: Monetary Policy and a Fictitious Can) | Risk and Well-Being