Gov't sees slowdown in economic recovery

Gov't sees slowdown in economic recovery

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi takes seat to preside over a meeting of his economic cabinet ministers at his office Oct. 9. A government monthly economic report approved at the meeting acknowledged that Japan's economic recovery has slowed and downside risks to the economy have further increased. (Kyodo)

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