9 Dec 2019 Japan's Fiscal Boost will Disappoint, Capacity Constraints are a Drag

Freya Beamish (Chief Asia Economist)8th Dec 2019 19:10China+

In Friday's Monitor we analysed the draft Japanese budget, as reported by Bloomberg. We suggested that the GDP bang-for-government-expenditure- buck is likely to be less than that implied by the authorities' forecasts.

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