>If Japan's GDP growth rate had remained at a very modest 3% like it did throughout the 70's and 80's, their GDP per capita would be $60,000 today instead of $40,000
>instead, they had 0% GDP growth over the past 30 years
What happened?
If Japan's GDP growth rate had remained at a very modest 3% like it did throughout the 70's and 80's...
Carson Harris
Julian Thompson
Plazza accords
Ryan Ortiz
american intervention
Leo Ross
Idk but I want a japanese drift car, I also heard jap restaurants operate 24/7
Colton Cook
Infinite growth is impossible
Jose Evans
china produces the exact same things at a fraction of the price
Aaron Gomez
No longer I'm not counting on governmental economic policy. I'm gonna earn my money by my own way.
Brody Bennett
US's GDP per capita was $23,000 in the 1990's (lower than Japan) but grew to a behemoth $65,000 in 2020. So """infinite""" growth is possible/
Brayden Ramirez
How are you earning money your own way, Takeshi-san?
Angel Edwards
the real estate bubble hit us so hard, and we failed to shift our industry.
The tertiary sector industry here has been politically too strong that they hindered the development of our quarternary industry to grow.
Samuel Rivera
Foreign Exchange, Derivative, Money Short, Futures Trading
Asher White
USA enjoys being a superpower
Samuel Ross
no immigration
germany started giving turks citizenship in 2000s. gdp skyrocketed because turks started investing in germany instead of buying shit back home
2 turks discovered vaxx and contributed to most growth in 2020-2021
Lucas Kelly
Trading is not work
Christopher Evans
By allowing business owner to hire foreigners in cheaper wage than we Japanese people, they will never higher our wages because they can just keep using cheap foreigner wage slaves in half price
Carter Cruz
ok let them only hire at same wage, germans already do it that way
only immigrate if they get japanese wage or more
Jayden Ross
Carter Robinson
That's what happens when you are an American vassal state. Americans decided to stop their growth so it stopped. Japan lost its independence in 1945
Brayden Roberts
why did they do it
Daniel Bell
Still the second strongest economy in the world behind the US
Julian Ramirez
>Japan lost its independence in 1945
And regained it in 1952