Gov't lowers assessment on regional economies

Gov't lowers assessment on regional economies

TOKYO, Japan - Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Akira Amari addresses an emergency meeting of his ministry's regional bureau chiefs in Tokyo on Dec. 26. Amari instructed them to fully implement support measures the government had recently adopted for small and midsize companies affected by the high oil prices. (Kyodo)

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