Yen could drag down the rest of the global markets

Article Abstract:

The US Federal Reserve's decision to intervene to support the yen lacks good judgment since the solution will only be short-term. Bolstering the yen artificially is not the solution to salvaging Asia from its financial woes. The more fragile the yen becomes, the larger the dollar-asset exposure of the most successful Japanese banks becomes in connection with their capital.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Intnl Economic Policy, Economic aspects, Column, International economic relations, Yen (Japan)

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Remembering the war - Japanese style

Article Abstract:

It is pointed out that the recent belligerent moves by Japan have been triggered by memories of World War II. Japan is urged to re-consider its expression of war memories to obviate policy failures.

Japan, Influence, Japanese foreign relations, Military aspects, World War II, 1939-1945

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