At the same time, Japan will undergo sweeping labor-market reforms, open designated industries to foreign workers, and create “special economic zones” within which officials will have the authority that they need to reduce red tape in areas like agricultural land management. If concluded, the Trans-Pacific Partnership – a mega-regional 12-country free-trade agreement – will provide an additional boost to Japan’s economy.
与此同时，日本将有全面的劳动力市场改革，向外国工人开放指定行业，并成立“特别经济区”。在特别经济区中，官员将获得减少农地管理等领域的繁文缛节的权力。而如果有12个国家参与的大型自由贸易协定——跨太平洋合作伙伴（Trans-Pacific Partnership）获得通过，将给日本经济带来额外的提振。