Polls: over 60 % of the Japanese people are not satisfied with the government to restrain price meas

A public opinion survey released by Kyodo News on the 13th shows that about 64%of the survey objects believe that the Japanese government has insufficient measures to respond to the rise in prices.

Kyodo News launched a three -day telephone survey nationwide from the 11th. The results of polls show that 64.1%of survey objects are not satisfied with the government's measures to restrain prices, and only 28.1%of the survey objects are satisfied.

The Bank of Japan and the governor of the Central Bank, Kuroda Kuroda, said in a speech last week, saying that Japanese consumers were "increasing for price increases", which caused criticism of public opinion. The survey showed that 77.3%of the surveys believed that Kuroda's remarks were "inappropriate."

Regarding the impact of price increases, 77.3%of the survey objects said that the increase in price increases for food and other daily necessities on their lives had different degrees of impact. 71.1%of the survey objects said that this issue would be considered when voting in the Senate of Congress.

Earlier this month, Japan's current inflation was called "Kishida Inflation".

(Source: CCTV News Client)

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