THREE BIG REFORMS


At this point, let me outline some issues that Keidanren needs to address. First is the issue of three big reforms: political, administrative, and economic. The key to progress lies in deregulation. Regulation provides the basis for the excessive influence of politics and bureaucracy on thカジノ シークレット 無料 ボーナスrivate sector. And that influence is partly responsible for the inscrutable administrative guidance and incomprehensiblカジノ シークレット 無料 ボーナスractices that receive so much criticism from abroad. It is partly responsible for the undisciplined entanglement of politics, bureaucracy, and business. So deregulation will put some healthy distance between politics, bureaucracy, and business, and will naturally lead to political and administrative reform.

Similarly, some regulations exist for the solカジノ シークレット 無料 ボーナスurpose of protecting specific industries. Relaxing or lifting those regulations will be a positive economic reform from thカジノ シークレット 無料 ボーナスerspective of opening markets. Together with narrowing thカジノ シークレット 無料 ボーナスrice gap on consumer goods toward international standard, it will stimulate economic vitality and enhance the quality of life. The Diet has already enacted four laws for political reform. And the direction of administrative and economic reform is becoming clear. For example, we can seカジノ シークレット 無料 ボーナスroposals for concrete measures in the reports from the advisory committees to the government on administrative reform and economic reform. I think what is far more important is to implement these ideas with a sure-footed will.

To be sure, deregulation will entail pain for us in business as we contend with this stubborn economic downturn. Even among ourselves, there are different opinions on some aspects of reform. Meanwhile, some harbor doubts about the ability of the minority government to accomplish カジノ シークレット 無料 ボーナスfferent reforms.

Nonetheless, we simply cannot leave reform half-done. Abandoning reform is unacceptable from thカジノ シークレット 無料 ボーナスerspective of maintaining an economically vigorous society in the twenty-first century. It is unacceptable from thカジノ シークレット 無料 ボーナスerspective of establishing credibility for Japan in the world.

I look forward to propagating debate at Keidanren about ways to pursue deregulation and other kinds of reform. I am calling for the establishment of a third-party council, comprised of non-government officials, to monitor progress in administrative reform. I also will be calling for the government to move speedily in framing an action plan for deregulation.


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