14. Shinzō Abe
Shinzō Abe, Japan’s longest-serving prime minister, implemented “Abenomics,” a series of economic policies aimed at revitalizing Japan’s economy. These reforms focused on monetary easing, fiscal stimulus, and structural changes to combat deflation and stagnation. Abe’s leadership also emphasized strengthening Japan’s global presence and security alliances. His tenure left a significant impact on Japan’s economic and international standing. For more on Abe’s impact, refer to The New York Times. (nytimes.com)
