Japan’s economy is yet to recover from its
recession. The government of Japan is trying to take serious steps to solve
this problem. Economists see that Japan’s problem comes from high government debt,
again population, and ongoing recession since 2008.
The government is considering reversing the currency
markets and wakening the yen. The Central Bank of Japan is printing money aggressively,
but it seems that the yen will still keep being strong because the Americans
and Europeans also overflowing their markets with new money, so if the yen
remained to be strong Japan’s deflation will keep going with doubts to come to
an end.
Aging population is another problem that can cause
and bring a decrease to the technological innovation, consumer demand, and
manufacturing facilities in Japan, but sadly there is no solution for this
problem. However there is one way and that is to deregulate and open the labor
market in Japan by increasing immigrants from Asia and try to stimulate the
services economy, for example in medical or agriculture businesses.
Some says that in the positive side of yen being
strong that it will allow Japanese to enjoy imported goods at lower prices and
the Japanese companies can make overseas investments, but this should happen
quickly. Japan must act fast like other countries and make Japan should make
decisions very fast to penetrate the economies like India where there are lots
of opportunities to get high and great returns on their investments.
Thanks for the post.
ReplyDeleteBest of Luck Guys. Keep it up. seems like very nice and concentrated efforts.
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