Miyazawa delivers fiscal policy speech

Miyazawa delivers fiscal policy speech

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa delivers a fiscal policy speech in the House of Representatives on Nov. 25, as Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi looks on. Miyazawa introduced a 6,789 billion yen second auxiliary budget for fiscal 1999 to finance the core part of an 18 trillion yen economy-revitalizing package unveiled earlier this month.

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