Book (Practical) Economy Does the Japanese Economy Have a Future? / Masatake Akaike

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Economy
[Introduction to the Contents]
- Will Japan Fall Back into a Country of Migrant Labor? -
The value of the currency is diluted by the amount of its debt and rises by the growth of the GDP economy. If the interest rate becomes higher than the economic growth rate, the state finances become unstable and the country goes into bankruptcy. Therefore, the value of the currency is greatly affected by the outstanding debt and GDP, and the exchange rate of each country fluctuates every day in the floating rate system. Looking at the current situation of the Japanese economy in recent years, in which the phenomenon of the depreciation of the yen against the US dollar continues, we cannot help but feel that the existing methods of sustaining GDP economic growth with funds raised by the issuance of government bonds have reached a limit. Chapter 1 Developments in US Dollar / Yen Exchange Rate (Comparison of Outstanding Debt / GDP)
Chapter 2 Developments in Nominal GDP Statistics from 1980 to 2020
Chapter 4 Increases in Special Government Bonds and Refunding Bonds
Chapter 4 Increases in Japanese Special Government Bonds and Refunding Bonds
Chapter 4 Increases in Japanese Special Government Bonds and Refunding Bonds
Chapter 4 Increases in Japanese Special Government Bonds and Refunding Bonds
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In 2025, Researcher of IMSI (Institute for Advanced Micro-System Integration) (Meisei University), engaged in applied research 1980 1982 1982 1983 2005 ーードル Akaike innovation Max Planck Society Max Planck Society