Prof. Seijiro Takeshita on Abe's Legacy

The transcript discusses the legacy of a political leader, focusing on his economic policies known as the 'three arrows', which include monetary easing, fiscal policy, and structural reforms. It highlights the impact of these policies on Japan's economy, particularly the rejuvenation of Japanese exports. The discussion also covers the leader's political influence within the LDP, potential changes in power dynamics, and the importance of structural reforms. Additionally, it addresses foreign policy achievements and challenges in Japan's energy sector, including reliance on imports and the impact of natural disasters.

What structural reforms are suggested to tackle the issue of women's workforce participation in Japan?

How did Abe's foreign policy differ from previous Japanese Prime Ministers?

What are the implications of Japan's reliance on imported energy sources, particularly in light of recent events?