Koizumi pledges to take necessary economic steps

Koizumi pledges to take necessary economic steps

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi pledges to take necessary fiscal and monetary steps to revive Japan's sagging economy during a House of Councillor's Budget Committee session on March 7. But he added there are no ''quick fixes.''

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