How Japan’s Economy Survived the World’s Largest Debt

How Japan’s Economy Survived the World’s Largest Debt

Japan has the highest government debt in the world – over 235% of its economy.
In most countries, this level of debt would trigger a financial collapse.

But Japan didn’t collapse.

In this video, we break down how Japan’s economy survived decades of slow growth, zero interest rates, and massive public debt. From the birth of the yen to the post-war boom, the asset bubble crash, and the unique domestic debt structure – this is the real story behind Japan’s economic stability.

This episode of The Money Map explains why Japan’s financial system works differently from the rest of the world – and what other countries can learn from it.

Watch till the end to understand the hidden risks still facing Japan’s economy.

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