Considering that corporate performance is good from the transition of corporate tax, the current Japanese economy isn't in recession. The oversupply due to the shortage of demand from before is still continuing. It can be seen from this that the government didn't cause the sluggish personal consumption and sluggish income growth, but sluggish growth of labor costs due to the decline in consumer confidence of individuals and the delay in passing on prices of domestic demand companies at the some time. It's the result of progress. Therefore, I think that removing the cause of the decline in consumer confidence of the people and promoting the normal price of domestic demand companies is the shortcut to a normal economy.