Kathmandu. Japan on Tuesday set up a government efficiency department to crack down on the government’s erroneous cost-cutting measures to ease concerns about a $135 billion stimulus package.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Japanese tech tycoon Elon Musk is set up during the Trump administration, government officials say. Prime Minister Sanne Takaichi last week pledged massive government spending cuts to boost the economy.

He said it was financially responsible, despite fears that it would increase the country’s huge debt burden. “Given the times we live in, financial stability is paramount, of paramount importance.

People are seeing that we are working on this,” Japan’s Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama told a brief news conference. Unveiling the initiative, known as Japan’s Department of Government Efficiency, Prime Minister Takeichi said there was “a high public interest in reducing financial abuse.” ’

A similar program led by Elon Musk to a team of technology experts in the United States helped break systemic irregularities and steer the nation’s more than 20 million-strong civil service on the right track by intervening. The Japanese team, which will consist of about 30 government officials, aims to improve government institutions, Katayama said.

“This office, which is responsible for reviewing special tax measures and exemptions, will review programs that have little policy impact,” he said. ’