The Economist critiques Japan's expansive fiscal policy, dubbed Takaichinomics, as outdated amid rising inflation, a weakening yen, and climbing bond yields that form a harmful mix. (148 characters)
Japan's big-spending approach, known as Takaichinomics, feels ten years behind the times. In an era of elevated inflation, the depreciating yen combined with surging bond yields creates a toxic economic cocktail.
In a time of higher inflation, a falling yen and rising bond yields make a noxious blend | Leaders.