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China should still set the pace, while Japan could see a rebound at last.
CNN: BUSINESS FORECAST '96
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Japan still has numerous structural problems, most glaringly the inability of the government to set up a Resolution Trust Corp.
FORBES: Fact and Comment
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Asia is still smarting after the United States squelched Japan's proposal early in the Crisis to set up a regional intervention fund, while the International Monetary Fund pressed excessively puritan fiscal regimes on stricken governments that caused deeper-than-necessary recessions.
CNN: FIXING THE WORLD
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Leasing, Orix's original and still its main business, was unknown in Japan until a handful of trading companies and banks set up the firm in 1964.
FORBES: The sun also rises
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If truth be told, today is Japan's golden age, despite being still mired in post-bubble detritus, plagued by political ineptitude and set more than ever in concrete.
ECONOMIST: Japan observed