Answering this question requires breaking Abenomics down into its three components – massive monetary easing, expansionary fiscal policy, and a long-term growth strategy – which Abe, referring to the tale of Motonari Mori, a sixteenth-century daimyo (feudal lord), calls the “three arrows.”
Para responder esa pregunta, hay que descomponer la Abenomics en tres componentes –relajación monetaria en gran escala, política fiscal expansionista y estrategia de crecimiento a largo plazo–, que Abe, refiriéndose al cuento de Motonari Mori, daimyo (“señor feudal”) del siglo XVI, llama las “tres flechas”.