DPP leader Yuichiro Tamaki acknowledges near-term budget deficits are acceptable but advocates for concrete timelines
The opposition party proposes achieving a primary surplus by approximately 2030 through a structured fiscal plan
The push represents a contrasting fiscal policy stance to current government approaches on Japan's long-standing debt challenges
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