Japan's Abe Promises a Lot, Delivers Very Little, Temple University's Kingston Says

The transcript discusses Shinzo Abe's political situation, focusing on his potential election victory and its implications for constitutional changes. It highlights the factors behind his political survival, including opposition disarray and external threats. The rivalry with Shigeru Ishiba is explored, noting Ishiba's lack of popularity despite his intelligence. The economic disconnect is addressed, with public dissatisfaction despite economic growth under Abenomics.

What disconnect is highlighted between economic growth and public sentiment?

What are the implications of the public's perception of Abenomics as described in the text?