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Public Relations Activities of the Bank of Japan and Its Approaches to Financial Literacy Education

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The Bank of Japan considers it important to disseminate information and provide explanations to the general public, in a plain and understandable manner, about its operations and organization, as well as financial and economic developments, in addition to public relations activities through the media. In recent years, the Bank has devoted effort to financial literacy education for the next generation, which will play an important role in Japan's economy in the future.

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  • Public Relations Department, 2005. "Public Relations Activities of the Bank of Japan and Its Approaches to Financial Literacy Education," Bank of Japan Research Papers 2005-12-28, Bank of Japan.
    • Handle: RePEc:boj:bojron:05-e-1228
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