Not so superNot so superThe “third arrow” of reform has fallen well short of its target; time for Shinzo Abe to rethink EARLIER this year Shinzo Abe, Japan’s prime minister, unveiled the first two “arrows” of his three-point economic plan—monetary easing and fiscal stimulus—and hinted at structural reforms to come. Japan’s stockmarket soared by 80% in six months. Mr Abe’s approval rating soared, too. Then, af
