Japan’s Crumbling Economy Will COLLAPSE The Global Economy

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32 Comments

  1. If I have to buy foreign, I'd much rather they be products Made in Japan than from anywhere else in the world. Japan are you listening?

  2. If a huge earthquake were to occur in Japan, the Japanese economy would crumble. The Japanese government has announced that there is a 70% chance of this happening within the next 30 years.

  3. They overworked their population to death, until they have no time for themselves, and now they ask why their economy AND Society is falling? I thought Japanese are more clever than this.

  4. You forgot to mention the Plaza Accord in the 80s where Americans forced Japan to increase the yen strength against the usd triggering their crisis as Japanese exports to America became expensive.

    Americans once again showing us how to inflict long lasting damage + stagflation to a once prosperous nation. Such a shame.

  5. It feels like there's more to discuss here. All major economies are trying to grow through increasing debt issuance at the same time. Something's going to break.

  6. Some economists have projected that both the japan and parts of so countries could slip into a recession for a portion of this year. A global recession, defined as a contraction in annual global per capita income, is relatively rare because China and emerging markets typically grow faster than developed economies. Essentially, the world economy is considered to be in recession if economic growth lags behind population growth.

  7. I remember a video about Japan upping their military spending and planning to up it more, wonder if this instability is the cause of that?

  8. I’m with you on this, every economy is wobbling, just on different timetables. The real question is who’s ready to lead when the dominoes start falling. Will America step up, or will we all get dragged down together? The next moves matter more than ever.

  9. 21:33 so got to ask how you square saying that the end is not in sight for the Japanese economy yet then go wild over the Japanese birth rate and the expenses of the older people. Is the economy going to break because of 3 people dying for every 1 being born? Let alone the retirements. Be consistent or walk the video through to the end better or just say it’s all based on your opinion.

  10. Problem one. As a culture they have transitioned from a large very structured family as the foundation of their society. problem 2: Leftist, Liberal Supremest ideas were injected that glorified the “ girl boss “ lifestyle over a traditional family, this was a poison pill for young men who were told they were a problem. Work ethics declined. Innovation, invention decline a lost sense of purpose replaced drive. It’s still a very polite culture. Safe, clean. However noticeably different from not so many years ago. Social programs are fine if they are managed as a benefit set up through contributions deducted from a lifetime of contributing to that society. That’s a fair deal. When social services are implemented by politicians to create a financial narcotic intended to keep segments of society dependent upon them. Not for a safety net, but as a chosen lifestyle. Creating a loyal voting block for generations. All for the prospect of perpetual power. Until they run out of other people’s money.