Koizumi calls for gov't, BOJ antideflation package

Koizumi calls for gov't, BOJ antideflation package

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi is questioned by reporters at his official residence Feb. 13 after instructing cabinet ministers to put together a package of antideflation measures by the end of this month. He also called on the Bank of Japan to take bolder steps for the same purpose.

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