Supplementary budget enacted

Supplementary budget enacted

Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto (R), Finance Minster Hikaru Matsunaga (L) bow to members of the upper house who voted into law a 4.6 trillion yen fiscal 1998 supplementary budget Wednesday June 17. This pave the way for long-awaited full-scale implementation of the latest government economic stimulus package worth 16.65 trillion yen.

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