New economic measures totaling around 26 trillion yen Decided today at 6:49 on December 5
The government has put together measures to recover from and recover from a series of disasters and prepare for economic downside risks, and summarizes new economic measures that will bring the total scale of the project to around 26 trillion yen. To decide.
The government has compiled new economic measures based on three pillars: recovery and recovery from a series of disasters, preparation for economic downside risks, and economic revitalization with a view to the post-Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics. .
Of these, recovery and reconstruction from disasters is about 7 trillion yen, and includes measures such as strengthening infrastructure such as river embankments and accelerating the creation of hazard maps for landslide disasters.
In preparation for economic downside risk, the scale of the project is around 7.30 trillion yen. Based on the conclusion of the Japan-US trade agreement, support for expanding exports of agricultural, forestry and fishery products, As support, we will focus on mid-career recruitment for national civil servants for the next three years.
Furthermore, the economic revitalization measures for the next year and beyond are to introduce a system to give people who have a My Number Card for shopping from September next year, the business scale is about 11.07 trillion yen, and elderly drivers. In order to prevent traffic accidents caused by accidents, we support the purchase of cars equipped with automatic brakes.
In addition, we aim to deploy a personal computer and tablet for each elementary and junior high school child / student by FY5, and set up a subsidy system for local governments.
Combined, the total business scale is expected to be around 26 trillion yen, and fiscal expenditure including FILP is expected to be around 13.200 trillion yen.
The government will decide on this new economic measure at the extraordinary cabinet meeting on the 5th, and record the necessary expenses for the revised budget plan for the current fiscal year and the budget plan for the next fiscal year.