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例文9 Japan needs toact before its savings dry UP Declining in the standings of Asian nations in terms of wealth、Japan needs to take steps to bolster economic growth while it sill has ample SaVings. Japan is no longer the wealthiest countryin Asia. A Report by the International Monetary Fund shows that Singapore's gross domestic product per capita surpasses Japan's in 2007. In fact, Singapore topped Japan more than a decade ago when one compares GDP based on purchasing power parity、。 which cxcluded the effects of exchange rates. Japan is fourth on this list、after Singapore, Brunei and Hong Kong. According to the IMF's projections、 Taiwan will just about catch up with Japan around 2013. (日本語訳) 例文10 The fact that Japan is slipping relative to others in the wealth standings is not the problem、because growth in neighboring regions is a positive factor for Japan. A rising middle class in China and India means that、 for Japan。 the two nations have become more attractiVe as consumer markets and not just as sites for factories. (日本語訳)

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例文6 Their pretax profit margin for fiscal two thousand eight dropped nearly one percentage point to five point eight percent. (日本語訳) 例文7 The unemployment rate was an unheard-of five Percent、 foreign debt was six point one billion、 and the budget deficit was nearly two billion dollars. (日本語訳) 例文8 Wall Street Protests Spread、Channeling Anger at Corporate。 Political Forces (ANALYSIS AIR DATE: Oct. 32011) A growing protest movement in the U.S. vowed today to turn up the heat on Wall Street and against other political and corporate forces that they say are fueling inequality. The demonstrations came to a boil over the weekend. The chants of protesters echoed off Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday in this video taken by New York City police、as members of a group calling itself Occupy Wall Street tried to march across the span. Officers shouted warnings with bullhorns. (日本語訳)

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POLESTAR III Lesson3 アja somegmes gaimeg ga aponf one-編みd ofg/ 4 og producedカ の od err eer な wasfeg がなoe af mo/g zooと の gogとアタ70po gg oog 上 In the developed world, much ofthe food loss occurs on the corporate end Decause the food does not meet aesthetic standards』Tncrediblyy as much as 30 ercent of the British vegetable rop is not harvested because it does not meet marketing standards for size and appearance//The Japanese should underetand that problem as consumers here are some of the most fanicky in the world demanding products that are "perfect。 pristine and prettyyFood scandals cf recent years have also encouraged consumers 一 and supermarkets 一to keep a dose eye on selLby dates! Food retailers all over the word adhere strictiy to such warnings resulting in severe 1osses. 鐘 Estimates of the amount owaste in Japan range from 17 million to 23 milion tons a yeari the low end ofthat forecast is equivalent to 80 percent ofthe ountry's domestic production. a stunning number in ight of the ofcited goal of obtaining "food security" The high end 一 which comes from the Ministry oF Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries 一 is worth almost \11 trillion and is the monetary equivalent of Japan's annual agricultural output. Experts reckon costs another \2 trilion to dispose of that waste. Tokyo alone produces about 6.000 tons of food waste a day an amount sufcient to feed 4.5 million people a day, In total, some 40 percent of all food in Japan ends up in the garbage. And this occurs when 750.000 people in Japan 1ack food security and 60 percent oE food is imported into the country. Short selLby dates for prepared foods 一often just several hours long at convenience stores 一 also results in tremendous waste of perfectiy good food. 回 Obviously

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