Abenomics 'Pretty Much Dead in the Water': Professor Kingston

Abenomics 'Pretty Much Dead in the Water': Professor Kingston

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The video discusses the recent election results in Japan, focusing on Prime Minister Abbe's efforts to revise the constitution, which have faced significant setbacks. Despite having a 2/3 majority, Abbe's legislative achievements have been modest, and his economic policies, known as Abenomics, have not delivered the expected results. The video also highlights the lack of public enthusiasm for constitutional revision and the challenges posed by global economic conditions, including trade tensions with South Korea and the United States. The potential impact of a domestic tax increase on Japan's economy is also examined.

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What are the main reasons for the low enthusiasm in the recent elections?

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How does the coalition partner's stance affect the Prime Minister's plans for constitutional revision?

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What legacy project is the Prime Minister pursuing, and why is it significant?

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What are the implications of the public's perception of Abenomics on the Prime Minister's policies?

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In what ways has the Prime Minister's approach to economic issues been criticized?

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What challenges does the Prime Minister face regarding the proposed tax increase?

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How does the global economy influence Japan's growth prospects according to the text?

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