Julia Coronado Says the BOJ Has 'Quite a Bit of Resolve'

The transcript discusses the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) shift from a cautious to an aggressive monetary policy stance, highlighting its resolve to maintain its current economic strategy. The potential impact of Governor Kuroda's tenure on this policy is considered, noting the alignment of fiscal and monetary authorities in Japan. The conversation also touches on the global effects of quantitative easing, with references to the US and Europe, and the challenges of exiting such policies smoothly.

What is the general sentiment regarding the future of Japan's economic policies?

Discuss the significance of the 'science fair' analogy used by David Rubinstein regarding quantitative easing.