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Andrew Tilton, chief Asia Pacific economist at Goldman Sachs, discusses Bank of Japan's policy and the implications for financial markets. Japan is about to see whether wage hikes will be strong enough to prompt the central bank to conduct its first interest rate hike since 2007 as early as next week. Tilton speaks on "Bloomberg: The China Show."