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TOKYO — For almost two decades, Japan has been held up as a cautionary tale, an object lesson
on how not to run an advanced economy. After all, the island nation is the rising superpower that stumbled.
One day, it seemed, it was on the road to high-tech domination of the world economy; the next it was suffering from
seemingly endless stagnation and deflation. And Western economists were scathing in their criticisms of
Japanese policy.
I was one of those critics; Ben Bernanke, who went on to become chairman of the Federal Reserve, was
another. And these days, I often find myself thinking that we ought to apologize.
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Apologizing to Japan - NYTimes.com
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バブル崩壊以降、欧米は日本を経済運営の反面教師扱いしてたけど
金融危機以降の欧米は日本の経験に学ばなかったどころか日本よりひどい失策を連発しているとクルーグマンは指摘している