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Best Of: Is Japan At An Inflection Point?
SUMMARY
- Japan peaked in 1989, but then experienced decades of underperformance and false dawns in terms of economic growth and stock market valuations
- Recent changes in Japan, including increased inflation, wage growth, and more shareholder-friendly behavior from corporations, are leading to renewed optimism for investors
- Japan's history of stagnation and deflation created risk-averse investors, but recent policies and efforts are turning the economy around, making it an exciting investment opportunity
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