Since the 1990s, Japan has been said to be stuck in a lingering economic recession even though it has a relatively low unemployment rate and remains a significant international economic actor. First, describe at least three measures that illustrate the country's economic woes. Next, explain the significance of these measures.

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Since the 1990s, Japan has been said to be stuck in a lingering economic recession even though it has a relatively low unemployment rate and remains a significant international economic actor.  First, describe at least three measures that illustrate the country's economic woes.  Next, explain the significance of these measures.

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The Answer of Since the 1990s, Japan has been said to be stuck in a lingering economic recession even though it has a relatively low unemployment rate and remains a significant international economic actor.  First, describe at least three measures that illustrate the country's economic woes.  Next, explain the significance of these measures.

Since the 1990s, Japan Has Been Said to Be Stuck