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Abe to Help Trump? Japan Proposes 700,000 US Tech Jobs to Solve Employment vs Automation Debacle
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe wants to propose during a meeting with US President Donald Trump a new bilateral economic cooperation plan. This involves the creation of a $450-billion market through railways and other infrastructure investments in the country that could generate 700,000 jobs.
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