TOKYO, Nov. 2 (Kyodo) - A ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) working group on Friday endorsed a proposed amendment to the Bank of Japan (BOJ) Law that includes a provision to set an inflation target, LDP officials said. The provision calls on the central bank to consult with the government on setting a desirable price inflation target and present a time frame for achieving it, they said. The amendment is designed to force the BOJ to ease monetary policy further to get Japan out of its deflationary state, according to the officials. The LDP's financial research commission, to which the working group is attached, is expected to finalize the bill after consulting with other LDP lawmakers and coalition partners and will submit it to the current Diet session, the officials said. Financial analysts said the amendment could lead to the BOJ directly underwriting government bonds and implementing other excessively inflationary measures, and therefore it is doubtful if it will be put into force