Hayotama Cabinet Oks 7.2 tril. yen stimulus

Hayotama Cabinet Oks 7.2 tril. yen stimulus

TOKYO, Japan - Financial Services Minister Shizuka Kamei walks to a meeting with other key Cabinet members at the prime minister's office Dec. 8, 2009. Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama's government decided to craft a 7.2 trillion yen fresh stimulus package, increasing the amount initially proposed by 100 billion yen after Kamei urged that the package be larger.

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