TOKYO: Investors in Japanese stocks are making long-term bets on companies that seem well-placed to benefit from China’s plans to relax its one-child policy, with musical instrument makers, toy manufacturers and food companies among their favoured picks.
China unveiled sweeping social and economic reforms last month that are aimed at increasing productivity and transforming China’s export-based economy into a consumption and services-driven model.
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