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Tell Me! Nichigin

Bank of Japan

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  1. "Tell Me! Nichigin" explains frequently asked questions about the Bank of Japan, finance, and the economy in a Q&A format.
  2. It advises readers to also refer to related publications for the latest information and more details.
  3. Frequently asked questions include: 'How much would 10,000 yen from Showa 40 (1965) be worth in today's money?', 'What are a strong yen and a weak yen?', and 'How does monetary policy affect the economy and prices?'.

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