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The government, panicked by the "large-scale bankruptcies of the week" that began in October last year, decided to cut taxes without any policy whatsoever. By "without a policy," I mean changing their mind every day and cutting taxes less than a year after raising taxes by 10 trillion yen in April last year. But, well, let's just say they admitted their mistake. The problem is, "Too Much..."

The stock market has crashed since the beginning of the year. A vote of no confidence has been cast against the government's budget proposal, but the government... In the January issue, I mentioned how terrible the government's budget proposal was, but it seems I wasn't the only one who felt that way. The stock market has crashed since the beginning of the year, casting a vote of no confidence in the Hashimoto administration in the most obvious way. However, in response to this, the government...

~A huge 10 trillion yen tax increase, 7 trillion yen reduction in national debt: Are we really going to let this continue as it is?~ As a result of the LDP's victory in the first single-seat constituency elections recently, it has been confirmed that the consumption tax will be raised to 5%. In addition, the self-pay rate for medical expenses is also set to be raised significantly from 10% to 20%. On the other hand, the special tax cut measures have been abolished....