Pantheon Macroeconomics - Abenomics has had its successes in changing the structure of Japan. Notably, large numbers of women have gone back to work and corporations have started paying dividends. These are by no means small victories. But overall, the macroeconomy is essentially the same as when Shinzo Abe became prime minister.

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21 June 2017 Japan will Grow this Year, Despite its Structural Hurdles

By Freya Beamish

Abenomics has had its successes in changing the structure of Japan. Notably, large numbers of women have gone back to work and corporations have started paying dividends. These are by no means small victories. But overall, the macroeconomy is essentially the same as when Shinzo Abe became prime minister.

Posted: 20th Jun 2017 in 'Asia Documents'

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