The Ministerial View

Not since the 1930s has the world confronted such a complex and confounding set of challenges. What’s in store for the global economy and financial markets as governments and policymakers tackle a future of scarcity, slower growth and, potentially, unrest? Bloomberg's Stephanie Flanders discusses with Yasutoshi Nishimura, Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, Japan and Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Senior Minister, Singapore at the 2022 Bloomberg New Economy Forum in Singapore.
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It's always a pleasure to hear Tharman speaks. Imagine if we had such a talented leader running a resource-rich country such as Canada.

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Your excellency Minister Nishimura, we understand that Japan have suffered blockage of critical healthcare items during the pandemic, but your goal to continue Mr. Abe's inclusive growth should not be deterred. Singapore also suffered masks shortage because of Taiwan restricting export of masks produced by our own companies in Taiwan. It left a bad taste in the mouth but revenge is not the way forward. We who helped each other in the pandemic, like minded nations, should build an inclusive framework so that such things won't happen in future and offered it to those who broke the code in the past. The world has to move forward. 冤冤相报何时了, we shouldn't get ourselves into the revenge vicious cycle, which is now a very prominent danger within three yards.

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