Budget to achieve sustainable economic recovery: Miyazawa

Budget to achieve sustainable economic recovery: Miyazawa

TOKYO, Japan - Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa meets the press after the cabinet on Dec. 24 approved an 82,652.4 billion yen fiscal 2001 budget that includes a record-high 48,658.9 billion yen in spending on discretionary policy steps to revive Japan's economy. ''I am confident the economy will be on track to a sustainable recovery'' with the help of the budget, Miyazawa said.

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