The Japanese government has approved a $140 billion stimulus package in response to disappointing election results and growing frustration among voters. The aim of the package is to inject more money into the hands of consumers and businesses. The stimulus will target low-income households and small businesses, providing subsidies for rising costs and support for struggling businesses. The overall impact on business could reach 39 trillion yen. The government hopes to improve financial stability by increasing wages, however, many people feel the measures do not go far enough and want better management of tax revenues and cuts to unnecessary spending. Concerns have been raised about Japan's soaring debt, which exceeds 200% of the GDP, and critics fear that this new spending will only add to the problem. The government promises to revitalize rural areas, support families with flexible working hours, and invest in technology sectors like AI and semiconductors to boost Japan's competitiveness in the global market.



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