Japan- Government, DPJ Agree On Third Extra Budget

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Japan DPJ Policy Chief Maehara: Government, DPJ Agree On Third Extra Budget

By Kosaku Narioka

September 27 (Dow Jones) — The Japanese government and the ruling Democratic Party of Japan agreed on the third extra budget, totaling about Y12 trillion, for the fiscal year ending March 2012, the DPJ policy chief Seiji Maehara said Tuesday.

Under the plan, non-tax revenue amounts to Y7 trillion, he said. The government is going to sell all Japan Tobacco Inc. (2914.TO) shares it owns to generate part of the revenue, he said.
The government is planning to issue reconstruction bonds and is going pay them off in 10 years or longer, he said.