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How Japan could save the world/ Christian Caryl

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CARYL Christian

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In: Newsweek 9 February 2009, pp.32-33.Summary: Japan has the skills and the resources. Japan has also helped strengthen economic cooperation within Asia in the past. Under strong Japanese leadership China and South Korea has been expanding bilateral currency swaps-financial mechanisms. Japan is a world leader in green technologies and has spent millions helping China and other Asian states.

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Japan has the skills and the resources. Japan has also helped strengthen economic cooperation within Asia in the past. Under strong Japanese leadership China and South Korea has been expanding bilateral currency swaps-financial mechanisms. Japan is a world leader in green technologies and has spent millions helping China and other Asian states.

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