Japan's Economy Faces Major Challenges Amidst Rising Debt and Transformation
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Japan's government debt has surged to nearly $9 trillion, more than twice its GDP, due to prolonged debt-fueled spending on social programs, pandemic relief, and defense, forcing the country to confront difficult fiscal choices amid economic challenges.
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