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Everything you need to know about the Japanese economy

Nov 15, 2016, 21:30 IST

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Japan has long been ranked among the world's largest economies and most innovative countries. The question for investors is whether the Asian powerhouse can continue to build on its immense economic foundations.

Here's everything you need to know:

Sources: 1. CIA World Factbook, July 2016 2. Trading Economics 3. The World Bank, World Integrated Trade Solution database 4. "Japan's big announcement is a 'very important turning point'", Business Insider, August 2016 5. Bloomberg, September 2016 6. World Federation of Exchanges

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If you're looking to access the Japanese market, consider the iShares MSCI Japan ETF (EWJ), or broaden your search to other countries.   

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