Panel submit policy recommendations

Panel submit policy recommendations

Hirotaro Higuchi (L), chairman of the Economic Strategy Council, presents his panel's policy recommendations to Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi (R) on Wednesday Oct. 14. The panel urged the government to pump 'tens of trillions of yen' into the nation's troubled banking industry and called for an additional stimulus package of more than 10 trillion yen to rev up the faltering economy.

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