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JAPÓN OCDE
La OCDE respalda la estrategia de Japón para impulsar la economía
Gurría afirma que el plan es "esperanzador" para poder reestablecer la estabilidad fiscal
EFE Economía Tokio 23 ABR 2013 - 08:45 CET
JAPAN OECD
The OECD supports Japan's strategy to boost the economy
Gurria says the plan is "hopeful" to restore fiscal stability
Tokyo Economics EFE 23 ABR 2013 - 08:45 CET
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) today endorsed the "hopeful" Japan strategy aimed at boosting the economy, "particularly in the face to restore fiscal stability."
In presenting his annual report on the country, the organization supported the policy pursued by the new government of Shinzo Abe, Japanese media christened as "Abenomics", combining "bold monetary policy, fiscal flexibility measures and strategies of growth. "
However, he warned of the need "crucial" that the country "stop and reverse" its exorbitant public debt, most of industrialized countries and more than twice its gross domestic product (GDP), through "a plan credible "that allows you to achieve the goal.
To do this, consider "key" cost control, "especially the social security to the rapid aging of the population", as one of the countries with the highest life expectancy, while stressing the need to occur " a substantial increase in taxes, "explained the OECD report.
In this regard, in order to achieve fiscal stability, the agency supported the timetable approved by Japan which foresees a gradual rise in two stages of the value added tax on the country's 5 per cent to 8 per cent in 2014 and 10 percent in 2015.
The body chaired by Angel Gurria also considered "priority" Japan "complete with 15 years of deflation", for which recommended maintaining the aggressive measures recently adopted by the Bank of Japan in its inflation target of 2 percent, a goal waiting comply "as soon as possible."
In his paper, also urges the third world economy to "accelerate the development of long-term renewable energy", following the suspension of almost all nuclear reactors after the Fukushima nuclear crisis, which has resulted in the sharp increase in oil imports.
In this context, proposes "to promote green growth and restructure the electricity sector", to make it more competitive by reducing monopolies Japanese regions and ensuring to maintain the independence of the new Nuclear Regulatory Agency.
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