安倍新内阁成立后,实施了由强劲宽松的货币政策、积极灵活的财政政策与经济增长战略构成的经济刺激政策。在政府施压下,日本银行于2013年1月宣布大幅调整货币政策,实行更加宽松的新举措。2013年4月,日本银行新任总裁黑田东彦进一步实施了具有历史意义的“量化·质化”宽松政策新突破。事实上,近年来,日本一直推行宽松的货币政策,但未能摆脱长期通货紧缩困境。在安倍新内阁经济政策下,强劲的“量化·质化”宽松政策对当前的日元贬值、股价上扬发挥出明显作用。但是,在日本严峻的财政状况下,激进的量化宽松政策面临诸多问题。
Abenomics consists of audacious monetary policy, flexible fiscal expenditures, and economic growth strategies. Under the pressure from the government, The Bank of Japan announced to adjust monetary policy in January 2013. In April 2013, Haruhiko kuroda, the new Governor of BOJ, further implemented the historic breakthrough in monetary policy of"quantitative and qualitative monetary easing". In fact, in recent years, Japan has been pursuing a loose monetary policy, but it failed to get rid of the long-term deflation. As a result of powerful quantitative easing policy, Japanese yen weakened and the stock market index Nikkei jumped. However, as a result of Japan's severe fiscal situation, it is difficult to further promote the quantitative easing policy. If Abenomics could revive the Japanese economy, it still has to face many issues.