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Railing against the wrong enemy

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In: The Economist 22- 28 August 2009, pp.23-24.Summary: The official start of campaigning for Japan's general election. The two main candidates for prime minister, Tao Aso of the ruling liberal democratic party (LDP), and Yukio Hatoyama dmocratic party of Japan (DPJ) have hardly torn into each other. Both main candidates take aim at free-market capitalism as well as each other.

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The official start of campaigning for Japan's general election. The two main candidates for prime minister, Tao Aso of the ruling liberal democratic party (LDP), and Yukio Hatoyama dmocratic party of Japan (DPJ) have hardly torn into each other. Both main candidates take aim at free-market capitalism as well as each other.

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