Robyn Meredith

Japan has launched a dramatic turnaround attempt known as Abenomics, which aims to restore economic growth after two painful lost decades. The most controversial part of Abenomics is a vast money-printing effort intended to jolt the country out of deflation—one that so far has yielded mixed results.

You’ll learn from this speech:

• How Japan’s dramatic policy change will affect the U.S.

• Why the new monetary policy has roiled global markets

• What exporters—and investors in them—need to know about the weak yen

• How Abenomics is affecting the rest of the world economy

• How the U.S. can avoid the ‘lost decades’ Japan experienced