BOJ's Kuroda Is Not Concerned About Exiting QE

The transcript discusses the complexities of managing an economy, particularly in Japan. It highlights the challenges faced due to economic and market conditions, and addresses concerns about balance sheets and interest rates. The process of appointing governors in Japan is also explained, emphasizing that such decisions are beyond individual control.

What does the speaker suggest about managing a complex economy?

• It is impossible to manage.

• It requires no external factors.

• It can be managed reasonably depending on conditions.

• It is always easy to manage.

What is the speaker's view on increased balance sheets?

• They are irrelevant.

• They are a major concern.

• They should be avoided at all costs.

• They are not a particular concern.

How are governors appointed in Japan according to the speaker?

• By a committee of economists.

• By the cabinet with confirmation by the national diet.

• By public vote.

• By international organizations.

What does the speaker say about their decision to stay on as governor?

• It is entirely their decision.

• They have already decided to stay.

• It is not their decision to make.

• They are eager to leave.

How does the speaker respond to questions about their future role?

• They confirm their continuation.

• They express excitement about staying.

• They avoid answering directly.

• They provide a detailed answer.