Gov't unveils 11 tril. yen economic package

Gov't unveils 11 tril. yen economic package

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori (2nd from L) on Oct. 19 attends a meeting of economic affairs ministers and officials from the ruling parties, which endorsed an 11 trillion yen government economic stimulus package designed to achieve a self-sustaining economic recovery. Also attending the meeting were Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa (L), Chief Cabinet Secretary Hidenao Nakagawa (2nd from R) and Economic Planning Agency chief Taichi Sakaiya (R).

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