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"Corporate Japan has accumulated substantial cash on balance sheets, while the Japan labor market is getting tighter," Ajay Kapur of Merrill Lynch said in a recent report.

"The key is to recirculate Japan's corporate cash to Japan's household-labor sector via wage increases. Otherwise, 'Abenomics' is likely to fail in generating self-sustaining growth," he said. - msn.com

Regardless of what mechanism is used, the key to recovering from an economic depression is distributing income more widely.

It's not mere coincidence that economic depressions are always preceded by greatly increased income inequality.
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