The fact is here

1. Japan plans to call for 15 trillion yen($150billion) in government spending to lift its economy from a painful recession brought by his partner Amercians.
2. The package is equivalent to about 3 percent of Japan's GDP
3. Japan's GDP shrank an alarming annual rate of 12.1 percent in 4^th quarter last year
4. The plan is worth 57 trillion yen overall, and the biggest in its history
5. The target is to increase domestic demand by at least 40 trillion yen within 3 years and add 1.4 million to 2 million new jobs
6. Japan also wants to lift its GDP by 120 trillion yen and create 4 million jobs by 2020.

1. Japan always follows its guarder United States, which is also the reason they are were beaten so hard in this recession. Will the similar action works for its economy?
2. Japan also wants to promote domestic spending, and doesn't want to depend on export any more like China. Will it works for an such small country? Where is the resource, and where is the population to consume the products they made?