Gov't seeks nominal 3% growth through 2020 by demand in key areas

Gov't seeks nominal 3% growth through 2020 by demand in key areas

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama (4th from L, standing) speaks at a meeting of policy for the government's growth strategy at the prime minister's office on Dec. 30, 2009. The government unveiled the same day a basic policy for its growth strategy through 2020, aiming to achieve an average economic growth of 3 percent in nominal terms by boosting demand in key areas such as the environment, health and tourism. (Kyodo)

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