Tokyo (AP) - Japan's cabinet has approved a new stimulus spending more than 20 trillion yen (us $22.4 billion dollars), eager to cash in his campaign promises, broke the world's third largest economy deflationary depression.
Prime minister Shinzo Abe (Shinzo Abe) announced on Friday, decided in the press conference, he said, the new aim is to increase 2%, the economic growth of Japan, and help to 600000 new jobs.
Shinzo Abe has called on the central bank more actively encourage lending and satisfy a definite inflation target.
Shinzo Abe on the end of last month's parliamentary election after the liberal Democratic Party, this is touting public works spending and subsidy plan to pull the economy out of recession, has important strategic significance of part of the department.



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