Take the following as truth: Meanwhile, Japan--the world's second-largest economy and a country that by normal criteria ought to have no trouble increasing demand--finds itself stuck in exactly the trap Burnham  no longer able to find uses for the available investment funds, which waste in idleness in the account books of the banks.
Then the following statement: "As a large economy, Japan is expected to easily increase demand. " is true, false, or inconclusive?