Two of the men who want to be Japan's next prime minister unveiled their plans to revive the country's economy today. Foreign Minister Keizo Obuchi's offered tax cuts and new spending, while conservative Seiroku Kajiyama emphasized what Obushi didn't -- cleaning up the banking system. Meanwhile, Health Minister Junichiro Koizumi dropped hints that he, too, will compete for the job when ruling-party members vote in one week.
Japan's Future
Two of the men who want to be Japan's next prime minister unveiled their plans to revive the country's economy today. Foreign Minister Keizo Obuchi's offered tax cuts and new spending, while conservative Seiroku Kajiyama emphasized what Obushi didn't -- cleaning up the banking system. Meanwhile, Health Minister Junichiro Koizumi dropped hints that he, too, will compete for the job when ruling-party members vote in one week.
