少なくともＩＭＦは、これで発言してこないだろう。
無理かもしれない、だって・・・・
使えるものは、何でも・・・・
取りあえず国内で国債が、消費できているうちは、
国債を持っている方に諦めていただくということで・・・・（冗談です）

嘘をつくな！
韓国はＩＭＦの厳しい指導のおかげで、破綻寸前だったのが急速に経済回復しているじゃないか。

ここのコメントを見ているとドシロウト・コメントが多くて痛い。

投稿内容の数値がまるっきりデタラメなのを指摘する人がいないことを見てもそれがわかるね。

日本のバランスシートを見たことがあるの？？
破綻寸前とは言わないが、このままなら数年で破綻だ。

話変わり、WTOでの話し合いはいよいよ今日（ジュネーブ時間）ですね。
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http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703559004575256053449944586.html?mod=WSJ_latestheadlines
Bankers Push for Review of Japan Post Plan

Japanese bankers Thursday increased pressure on the government to reconsider its attempt to reverse the privatization of Japan's postal service, ahead of a meeting with the U.S. and the European Union that could lead to new trade tensions.

The talks on Friday at the World Trade Organization in Geneva will be the first at ambassador-level on the issue, and they underline the rising concerns among Japan's trading partners over the government's plan to scale back the privatization of Japan Post Holdings.

The U.S. and EU insist that the Hatoyama administration's postal reform bill could hamper fair competition with the private sector as Japan Post, a mammoth financial institution, could grow even larger under proposals to expand its offering of financial services.

On Friday, U.S. Ambassador to the WTO Michael Punke and EU Charge d'Affaires John Clarke will meet with their Japanese counterpart Shinichi Kitajima to raise their concerns.

The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative and the EU may file a suit with the WTO if they can't achieve a resolution, according to Japanese media reports.

"If the WTO finds [the postal reform bill] to be a problem, the Japanese government should accept its view," Masayuki Oku, the chairman of the Japanese Bankers Association said at a briefing. Mr. Oku is also the president of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp, the banking unit of Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc.

Japan's most powerful banking lobby group and other seven associations released a joint statement Thursday that said the government's plan to roll back the privatization of Japan Post should be thoroughly scrutinized before taking effect.

Under the plan adopted by the Japanese cabinet on April 30, Japan Post will continue to control its two financial units, Japan Post Bank and Japan Post Insurance, allowing it to offer "universal services across the country." The deposit ceiling on postal savings also will be doubled to 20 million yen (about $216,000) per customer, allowing the government-backed financial giant to hold vast assets.

The plan has drawn criticism from the Japanese financial industry, amid concerns that Japan Post's huge financial holdings could present a risk to the stability of the market due to its implicit guarantee from the government.

Japan Post holds assets valued at about $3.3 trillion, making it one of the world's largest financial institutions. According to the government's plan, Japan Post will no longer be required to file for regulatory approval from authorities such as the Ministry of International Affairs and Communications when starting new financial businesses. The group will need to only notify authorities if it plans to enter new business areas such as mortgages

優遇されていた財閥系の倒産させるべきクソ企業が倒産していった。
そして、そういったＩＭＦの厳しい指導が効いて、国家として破綻寸前だったのが急速に経済回復し、現在は好景気状態だ。
すべてＩＭＦのおかげである。

この事実は覆らないよ。

それと、ここの投稿の数値が日本のバランスシートの数値と大きく違っている件はどうなの？

今回は、国内の「消費税導入推進派」がＩＭＦを使って仕掛けた策略とも考えられる。

だから、韓国はそのＩＭＦの「干渉」のおかげで悪い悪習を廃止し、破綻寸前だったのが大きく経済発展したじゃないか。

これはＩＭＦの指導と援助のおかげだよ。

国民は役人どもを食わせるために、莫大なコストを負担している。

ましてや、借金までして自分たちの私服を肥やす役人たちがいる限り、国家破綻
は免れない。

このまま、役人を野放しにしていては、消費税など焼け石に水である。