A simple question: Isn't a strong yen suitable for economic security? Why does the Takaichi administration only advocate strengthening the supply chain? | Politics, Economy, Investment | Toyo Keizai Online
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In discussions about Japan's economic security, the emphasis is on "strengthening the supply chain," while the idea of a "strong currency" is being ignored. Is such a policy sustainable?
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