However, Ueda's remarks were a gaffe, and the timing of the ...
However, Ueda's statement was a gaffe, and the timing of the interest rate hike comment was the worst, so Ishiba's victory in the party leadership election was just the Ishiba shock.
It is a matter of daily behavior, and a lawmaker who cannot eloquently speak about the economy is stamped as incompetent.
Although there is room for consideration of a national referendum, this time it seems like a showdown between SNS and TV.
Is it okay to establish a support base by touring local areas to decide on the country's representative?
Defense is important, but it is counterproductive if the target to be protected is weakened, it should be addressed from economic growth.
Even if the Prime Minister is Ishiba, I would like the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry to be Takai.
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182560246 OP : Discussing the economic policies advocated by Mr. Ishiba. Former Lower House member Kensuke Miyazaki stated, "He was saying, 'We have to raise interest rates.' If you think that way, then you should say, 'Japan has to export.' If you raise interest rates, the yen will appreciate, right? It makes exporting difficult. The fact that he still boldly points out this contradiction makes people in the economic world think, 'This person is economically illiterate.'" Political journalist Kazuhiro Aoyama, also a former Nippon Television employee, added, "He also lacks experience as an economic minister."
A military geek at its finest! (laughs) If he just ambiguously says, 'We accept a weaker yen,' he could even receive congratulations (laughs).