Ujibashi Shopping Street: The Power of the Camera
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작성자 ulbGNl 댓글 0건 조회 5회 작성일 24-10-25 14:47본문
The Japanese government's debt is 1200 trillion yen^^;
I know it's a little late to say this, but I'm surprised they didn't default after all that.
Isn't Japan more of a worry than Russia???
The Bank of Japan can't raise interest rates...obviously.
The debt is 1200 trillion yen^^;
If they raised interest rates now, it would be a lot of work just to pay the interest.
They can't raise interest rates because the Japanese economy is weak.
The normal capitalist system where banks lend money and new businesses are started doesn't work.
That's the basic reason for the weak yen.
The zero interest rate policy and the generous injection of public funds to support stock prices are the failure of Abenomics.
The Olympics (which are over now), the Expo, the extension of the Shinkansen, casinos.
Why not think a little more about how to spend money?
Japan is a country that cannot be self-sufficient in food or energy.
And there will definitely be a big earthquake, though we don't know when.
Another nuclear accident?^^;
In another 50 years...or maybe 20 years.
How will we Japanese survive? ???
Without resources, a declining birthrate and a declining population, a crumbling infrastructure, and mountains of debt...If another nuclear accident occurs...
The future is bleak^^;
No, I'm serious.
We are in danger of annihilation.
I think they should at least put all their efforts into ICT in the administrative organization and developing renewable energy.
Also, if agricultural production remains an individual business, when the elderly are gone, they will all be wiped out^^;
They should establish laws so that they can collectivize and produce high-added-value crops.
That's what I think.
I know it's a little late to say this, but I'm surprised they didn't default after all that.
Isn't Japan more of a worry than Russia???
The Bank of Japan can't raise interest rates...obviously.
The debt is 1200 trillion yen^^;
If they raised interest rates now, it would be a lot of work just to pay the interest.
They can't raise interest rates because the Japanese economy is weak.
The normal capitalist system where banks lend money and new businesses are started doesn't work.
That's the basic reason for the weak yen.
The zero interest rate policy and the generous injection of public funds to support stock prices are the failure of Abenomics.
The Olympics (which are over now), the Expo, the extension of the Shinkansen, casinos.
Why not think a little more about how to spend money?
Japan is a country that cannot be self-sufficient in food or energy.
And there will definitely be a big earthquake, though we don't know when.
Another nuclear accident?^^;
In another 50 years...or maybe 20 years.
How will we Japanese survive? ???
Without resources, a declining birthrate and a declining population, a crumbling infrastructure, and mountains of debt...If another nuclear accident occurs...
The future is bleak^^;
No, I'm serious.
We are in danger of annihilation.
I think they should at least put all their efforts into ICT in the administrative organization and developing renewable energy.
Also, if agricultural production remains an individual business, when the elderly are gone, they will all be wiped out^^;
They should establish laws so that they can collectivize and produce high-added-value crops.
That's what I think.
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