Book (Practical) Society Day when Japan drops out of the developed world

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The days when Japan was called "Japan as Number One" and was the world's second largest economy were long gone. Now, Japan has become a poor country, surpassing Korea in terms of per capita GDP and competing for the lowest minimum wage among developed countries. Why has Japan become a "poor country"? In this book, Yukio Noguchi, an economist who points out that Japanese purchasing power has reached the level of the 1970 s, analyzes the causes of Japanese becoming a poor country from various angles such as purchasing power, the Big Mac index, and exchange rates. If things continue as they are, Japanese people will go to work in China and raise the alarm with a prediction scenario that they may drop out of the G7. What is the problem of the Japanese economy and what should be done now? This is a book to view the 20 years after the Japanese economy.