Japan and South Korea’s economies are ‘in real trouble’: Economist

Jim Walker, Aletheia’s chief economist, share his take on Asian economies and explains why he sees a “North-South divide” in the region.

25 Comments

  1. Now's the time for them to come home to China and ditch US and EU and form a Super Asian powerhouse in the east

    Even they have different culture and beliefs, they do the same traits like discipline, politeness, humbleness and hard working as their blood runs through them as an Asian race.

    Personally it's not working for them to follow the western beliefs, culture and embrace what their best at

  2. if Both of these advanced countries are in real trouble, imagine how bad china's economy is in. My hearts for the suffering hardworking chinese people. We should take less indians and more chinese like we did a decade ago, that was when America's economy was strong.

  3. Western experts had been predicting the imminent collapse of Chinas economy since 1999.
    Now, they are predicting that the Chinese technological advances are going to overwhelm the world economy.
    They want to ban them.
    China is both collapsing and taking over the world …….
    Hahahahhaha……

  4. Probably they either increase Gold Purchases or they increase in Percapita Output.

    The Percaptia Output is unfair in both South Korea 🇰🇷 and Japan 🇯🇵.

  5. The Chinese here have conflated things entirely. In truth this is the outcome of all large export oriented (esp. tech and manufacturing oriented) economies. Easy come easy go as they say, and it’ll come to China too (if it hasn’t already!)