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Japan, as we know, was devastated by the earthquake last year. This article is just thanking the world for all the aid. This article indirectly shows that the right sort of aid to a country with a stable political sector will ultimately help the country. 

The article is about why Keynesians are wrong about the effects of the earthquake which could be helpful for the economy.

It's obvious that growth will continue to slow in Japan. What's only now becoming clear to many is just how inept the country's fiscal and monetary policy was before the earthquake.

This article discusses potential increases in Japanese government spending on reconstruction and recovery of nuclear plants. This increased spending could help to counter some of the decreases in AD caused by the earthquake.

This may be good news for the Japanese economy, especially after the recent twin disaster.