高市早苗重视这些经济和外交政策

Group 1 - The new president of the Liberal Democratic Party, Sanae Takaichi, has clarified the direction of "active fiscal" policy, emphasizing the need to lower gasoline taxes and support loss-making companies in raising employee salaries [2][4] - Takaichi reiterated her commitment to "responsible active fiscal" policies during her campaign, advocating for the early cancellation of the current gasoline tax rate of approximately 25 yen per liter and exploring increased subsidies for local governments to address rising prices [4][6] - Takaichi expressed a proactive attitude towards collaboration between the government and the Bank of Japan, indicating a preference for continued monetary easing to stimulate demand and manage inflation [6][8] Group 2 - The potential cancellation of both gasoline and light oil tax rates could result in a revenue loss of approximately 1.5 trillion yen annually, raising concerns about funding sources for proposed policies [6][8] - Takaichi's proposal to increase the basic deduction for income tax could further expand fiscal spending, leading to risks of market sell-offs if financial markets perceive a loosening of Japan's fiscal policy [6][8] - The need for cooperation with opposition parties to pass the supplementary budget and ensure the smooth passage of the 2026 budget is critical, as the current special public bond law will expire in 2025 [8]