ASIA_NEWS: public seminar, 'Japan...Economy'
Greg Young
greg at orient.anu.edu.au
Thu Nov 8 08:56:54 EST 2001
From: Marilyn Popp <marilyn.popp at anu.edu.au>
About: public seminar, 'Japan...Economy'
Asia Pacific School of Economics
The Australian National University
PUBLIC SEMINAR
Has Japan Run Out of Policy Options to Fix its Economy?
Warwick McKibbin
Convenor, Economics Division Research School of
Pacific and Asian Studies/Asia Pacific School of Economics and
Management
Jenny Corbett
AustraliaJapan Research Centre Asia Pacific School of
Economics and Management/Faculty of Asian Studies
and
Gordon de Brouwer
AustraliaJapan Research Centre Asia Pacific School
of Economics and Management/Research School of Pacific and Asian
Studies
Friday, 9 November 2001
12.302.00pm
MBA Lecture Theatre, Sir Roland Wilson Building
McCoy Circuit
The Australian National University
Uncertainty about Japan's economic prospects have deepened with the onset
of the downturn and the impact of September 11 in the United States. What
economic policy options are left for Japan? Can Prime Minister Koizumi's
restructuring strategy work? Has Japan run out of options? Three panel
experts will address these issues.
Enquiries: 6125 0168
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