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There it is! Replacement to Abenomics. more Pandas! Bet it'll even be more effective.
wtfjapan
gotta give credit where its due, if its cute Japan can market every last yen out of it.
Mike L
A panda can do more for the economy than Abe.
mahmood
I agree with You
A panda can do more for the economy than Abe
New panda cub expected to bring Y26.7 bil economic boost , I hope
ifd66
And wouldn't it be nice if most of that money was returned to where it originated, and went to conservation efforts.
gogogo
Pandanomics!
Disillusioned
Bwahahahaha! I can't help but laugh at this. The economy has been in a major slump for over a decade. The sales tax increase resulted in a 15-25% reduction in spending in different sectors. But now, this 'pandamonium' is going to boost consumer spending immensely! Possibly, Japan should fire Abe and his economists and just employ the panda as finance minister. It's pretty obvious that, the panda is the only one that can spur economic growth.
ozziedesigner
Pathetic !
Toasted Heretic
Agreed. But it might be seen as pandering to the tree huggers and eco-terrorists, eh?
Lizz
Not really. It needs to go back to upgrading the conditions at their own facility.
gakinotsukai
Any japanese city/prefecture can experience an economic boost as soon as a celebrity or a tv show promotes it.
If Masaharu Fukuyama declares his favorite ramen is in the middle of nowhere in Hokkaïdo, the place will suddenly become popular.
That's just the japanese 'sheep' mentality.
mulan
There are a lot of Chinese things that can make Japanese economy boom. Unfortunately, Japan abandoned them. Not wise.
JeffLee
LOL. Japan nationwide is experiencing a record rate of jobs offered to job seekers and yet the employers stubbornly refuse to offer applicants higher salaries. So this would be an absolute miracle.
Aurélien Romaric Loste
In Europe, there is an old rivalry between France and England.
Is it the same with Japan and China?
mulanToday12:38 am JST