Politics, economy and society Data tells about the future of Japanese finance International New Book

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Japanese title: 新書 財政 データが語る日本財政の未来 インターナショナル新書
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Item number: BQ85242
Released date: 12 Feb 2019
Maker: Shueisha

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Politics / Economy / Society

Japan's public finance, where the ratio of total government debt to GDP exceeds 200% in developed countries. As a result of postponing debt repayment, Japan has been overwhelmed by its enormous debt and has had a negative impact on economic growth. We will have to pay for such postponement in the form of currency collapse in the not too distant future. Using more than 150 graphs and tables based on public data, we analyze the problems of Japanese finance from all angles such as government bonds, extradimensional monetary easing, population decline, and tax revenue. It completely denies fiscal optimism and warns of the future of Japan, which is pushing for a currency collapse. Recommended by Yukio Noguchi, Hiroshi Kume! (Excerpt from the table of contents) Chapter 1: What is a JGB? A 60-year redemption rule called a deferred repayment policy / refinancing 100 trillion yen each year and Chapter 2: Why Japan continued to stagnate after the burst of the bubble / The Japanese economy was knocked down by the Lehman shock and others Chapter 3: International Comparison of Tax Revenues Even though the tax cut was cut, the economy did not recover and profits were high in stocks. The more taxpayers and larger companies have a lower tax burden, etc. Chapter 4: What is Abenomics? Abenomics was a big mistake "Sonotanomics" Abnormally increase GDP after Abenomics by new calculation standard / Karakuri with high nominal wage growth rate etc. Chapter 6: Japan is okay because it has assets? Japanese assets are almost unsold The only problem is the balance of payments by the Japanese government alone Chapter 7: What a huge BOJ current account will bring If the BOJ stops its "buying operations," there is a high possibility that government bonds will crash / Inflation will occur if the BOJ buys government bonds directly There is a fear that it will not stop Chapter 8: History Repeats-Takahashi Finance-Abenomics and Takahashi Finance Commons / Factors That Enable War Execution Chapter 9: The Future That Is Now Wages Increase Labor-intensive industry with low productivity and low productivity / What to do with excessive debt