Prime Minister Fumio Kishida pledged Monday to take steps over the next three years, including tax cuts, to rejuvenate the Japanese economy that has been stifled by the combination of high inflation and tepid wage growth.In his policy speech at an extraordinary parliamentary session, Kishida also committed to bolstering Japan's supply capacity to create growth in the economy with the aid of sustainable wage rises and robust investment."Economy, economy, economy. I will give top priority to the economy above all else," Kishida said. "I will tackle the challenges facing the nation, including …READ FULL ARTICLE
