Japan exits recession

http://www.euronews.net/ Japan's economy has rebounded. It expanding by 1.5 percent in the third quarter and six percent year on year.




It is recovering from a recession triggered by March's earthquake and tsunami as reconstruction after the disaster supports economic growth.




However economists said that pace will likely slow as the strong yen and weak global growth hit exports.




Some believe the economy may even shrink again as floods in Thailand -- a major production base for Japanese manufacturers -- disrupt production and as emerging economies cool.

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[pnnzr]

@himakgam Haha not quite. I absolutely hate living in America for the obvious reasons. Japan is one of many countries that is far superior to the US, but their public debt is 220% of their nominal GDP. You can't deny that's insane, but I'm somewhat of an anarcho-socialist so I hate all current forms of gov't. Scandinavia might suit me well. We'll see.

[himakgam]

@pnnzr and yeah take another look at the mountains of cash the population has socked up over years too. another ignorant american who's country is broke and the whole population is under water and they still try to make fun/lecture others. laughing stock

[pnnzr]

LOL yeah right. Look at Japan's national debt. LOL

[cz3rt1k2]

BS

[Damienm7]

and 4 months from now they are back in recession , ummmm yeah we've heard that song before time to change the lyrics (-.-)