- BOJ buying foreign bonds could be a policy option
- Desireable for BOJ to target inflation of 2-3 pct
- BOJ should pursue unlimited monetary easing
- Must revise BOJ law that guarantees its independence, to hold BOJ accountable for its policy objectives
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