Japan’s [B]Tertiary Industry Index[/B] grew slightly more than economists expected, adding 0.6% in July to show that demand for services has rebounded to the highest level since February. The result likely owes to continued support from the government’s record-setting 25 trillion yen stimulus package. Indeed, government spending accounted for the bulk of economic growth in the second quarter. The question now facing Japan as well as most other developed countries is what happens when the flow of public funds invariably dries up. On balance, unemployment continues to push higher, trimming incomes and hinting at turn lower in spending (including that on services) in the months ahead.