Akasaka and the leader shook hands amicably in the car.
The two sides officially reached a cooperation agreement.
Dragon Country would lend Japan a large sum of money to help it get through this crisis.
Not only did Japan have to repay the money within three years, it also had to maintain trade relations for sixty years to facilitate economic output.
Even if Akasaka could only serve for three years, Dragon Country would not lose out.
Because Akasaka would repay the money during his three years in office.
Even if the trade relations only lasted for the three years Akasaka was in office, it would still be profitable.
It could be considered interest.
And this was one of Akasaka's goals as well.
He would divide the fiscal deficit across three years, repaying a portion each year—23.3%.
That way, the repayment pressure would not be particularly great and would remain within what Japan could bear.
At least during Akasaka's three years in office, there would not be any problems.
They could also repay the money smoothly.
If Akasaka did not have the position of Japan's prime minister hanging over his head, he would not bother worrying about this.
It was too much thinking...
Out of kindness, the leader had a Lincoln sedan take Akasaka and Wang Meiyu to the airport entrance for flights to Japan.
The moment Akasaka got out of the car, he stretched lazily and comfortably.
Wang Meiyu was still somewhat dazed.
Had such an important national matter really been settled just like that?
In only one day?
Wang Meiyu looked at her lover beside her and blinked blankly.
Akasaka had once again refreshed Wang Meiyu's understanding.
And her understanding of Akasaka as well.
Why did this make Wang Meiyu feel like she was not worthy of him?
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