Japan's government said Friday it will conduct a sweeping review of key statistics after the labor ministry was revealed to have published faulty jobs data for more than a decade."It's very regrettable that we have a situation that impairs the credibility of our statistics," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a press briefing.The government lists 56 reports as key statistics, ranging from gross domestic product and the population census to data on dairy products.Suga also said the government will rework the state budget for fiscal 2019 to include the cost of reimbursing people who …READ FULL ARTICLE
