How Japan went from MIRACLE to DISASTER? | Economic Case study

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VIDEO INTRODUCTION:
Ladies and gentlemen, Japan is facing a historic economic crisis. In 2025, 10,000 companies went bankrupt—not because they ran out of money, but because they ran out of people. These companies had paying customers and money in the bank, yet they shut down simply because there were no staff to run them. At the same time, Japan is closing 450 schools every year, as there are no children left to attend. This is a population and economic collapse unprecedented in modern history.

Yet, it wasn’t always like this. In the 1980s, Japan was growing at an extraordinary pace. The average income of a Japanese citizen skyrocketed from $500 in the 1960s to $25,000 in the 1980s. Despite being 26 times smaller than the United States in size, Japanese land was worth four times more than all the land in the U.S. The country grew so fast that it nearly rivaled the U.S. in GDP—while the United States had a GDP of $7.6 trillion, Japan’s GDP had surged to $5.5 trillion.

So how did a nation that grew so fast suddenly stagnate? Why is Japan struggling economically today? And most importantly, what lessons can India learn from Japan’s rise, stagnation, and the demographic and economic challenges it faces now?

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✅Study Materials:
https://www.nippon.com/en/japan-data/h02666/japan%E2%80%99s-corporate-bankruptcies-top-10-000-for-second-straight-year-in-2025.html

Japan’s Demographic Dilemma: The Challenge of a Declining Birth Rate


https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/plaza-accord.asp#:~:text=The%20Plaza%20Accord%20was%20signed%20in%20New%20York%20City%20on%20Sept.%2022%2C%201985%2C%20and%20named%20after%20the%20hotel%20where%20it%20was%20signed%E2%80%94the%20Plaza%20Hotel.
https://www.aljazeera.com/gallery/2023/4/2/last-students-graduate-school-closures-spread-in-ageing-japan
https://www.cnbc.com/2014/04/29/what-a-difference-25-years-makes.html#:~:text=In%201989%2C%20when%20CNBC%20launched,over%20the%20last%2025%20years
https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/SN06629/SN06629.pdf

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29 Comments

  1. It's China's rise, they make very cheap alternatives to Japanese products, nowadays they've even been high quality products with good durability. So, no need to buy costly Japanese products.

  2. India really needs to prepare herself because ageing population crisis will hit India in future as well . We should closely observe how Japan tackles this issue

  3. Japan's only problem is aging population… Else they are more Badass than even the China & America too plus Japanese are sweet too

  4. In my suggetion You should make more video's on our countries Issue such as AQI,Education,Healtcare,self-reliance,Manufacturing and Unemployment

  5. we need to learn a lot from this , we have 60% population under the age of 35 , its better we learn to manage our population , in next 30years our majority population will start to be old age , its better we use this youth at its maximum potential right now , create jobs as much as possible and freedom of buisnesses for inovations and progress

  6. Japan is the perfect example of work life is not the only important thing in life. Personal life is also of equal importance as work life.

  7. Japan india FTA.
    all product of japan getting full access to replace china products can help japan and india for its dependence on chinese products.