The financial policy explained by Mr. Ikeda included the following points:
1. Building up of a "new economic fabric" For out ' military rations in Eh successfully Control of production. distribu-and consumption to insure steady 5 of munitions Expansion of productive by ce-ordination of the econ gramme between Japan and kuo and by pushing economic lopments in China; 4. Development of steady import: from abroad of munitions unavailable at home and modification of restrictions on imports of raw materials for manuicpturing goods ior export, m view or the increases in out~ge trade 5. Linking of incoming and outgoing trade, enforcement of a bonded factory system and prohibition of the use [n "the home market of raw materials for manufactur export goods;
exchange rate to check a rising ten-5, Ma of the present yen dency in price: f control over the consu of gold, platinum, cop-ber petroleum. fubber, cotton Yarns, and piece goods 3. Saving of margin. finds crea by strengthening of control of consumption i o help the absorption of Government' bond:
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