Did Abenomics Work for Japan? | The Big Conversation | Refinitiv
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- Real Vision’s Roger Hirst uses Refinitiv's best-in-class data to look at the legacy of Shinzo Abe, whose economic policy was called Abenomics and led the way for many of the aggressive fiscal and monetary policies now being adopted in Europe and the US. Japan needed a change, having been stuck with two decades of debt, deflation and demographics that had weighed on the economy. Did Abenomics make a huge difference? In the Chatter, we look at some of the unusual indicators that are appearing within the US equity market. Is this time different? In the Whisper, we look at what the trends in data usage imply about the speed with which different regions are returning to work.
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finally NOT clickbait , finally an in depth analysis of the situation
Excellent analysis - appreciate it
It worked in so far that the savers have been robbed successfully.
Great channel, great vid.
Getting more women to work and having more children is opposite goals. Can’t have both. Politicians not surprisingly is choosing immediate gratification.
True that's why they need migrants. However Japan is so unnecessarily wary of that.
@@Uranium-238-Eater
There are a number of foreigners working in the gray market in Japan, especially Chinese students.
Plenty of Filipino/as and South Indians in Japan. However, they are in precarious situations (VISA-wise), so unlikely to be driven to work more.
Japan has somehow forgotten that people who have children make stabler/more productive employees because they want to carve a better future for their kids at all costs.
Japan should realize they are three types of migrants 1. Planned 2. Illegal 3. Refugees. Planned migrants are the good ones, they generally work well and many even start their own businesses e.g. Polish people in England. The other two generally aren't so good.
Yes, you have highlighted Japan has migrants but honestly in much fewer numbers than necessary, that's why they can only grow their economy through massive debt. More people need to be brought in to stimulate aggregate demand.
Planned migration is the way forward for Japan.
They shouldnt be so afraid of migrants coming in and ruining their culture, which is a lie. Because scientifically migrants who are welcomed and treated the same as the average citizen assimilate within a generation.
@@nachannachle2706 No they don't. Here in Europe all the African and Arab migrants just have a ton of kids and live off the welfare benefits without working at all!
Going into detail is fine, but please just add a summary - what's your take home message??
What happened to the 3rd Arrow?
why do you guys have 144hz screens to watch charts crawl at 1pixel an hour
Of course Abenomics has not worked. But politicians will never cut spending. With large national debts, interest rates HAVE TO BE KEPT LOW. Clountries are trying to stimulate inflation, so that they can reduce the effect of high debt.
Price inflation WILL happen, and it is not going to be pleasant......It will wipe out savings for the general public, but Governments don"t care, as long as they can maintain power through over-spending.
Perhaps to compare and contrast Abe w/ trump isn't fair; he literally makes anybody look good. Beyond pathetic the poor leadership and raw intelligence we have all had to endure through well over 6M COVID Corona cases with 200k Deaths!!! 🌚😖😤😓🤥🤔🤫😭🤔🤔🤯😱😲
How??? ☠️🙀💩👹🤖☠️🖤🔥👺💩
Spending is not the problem. Negative growth is.
The country's economy is running out of steam because there isn't any innovation in their companies nor do they have enough workers to produce the much needed throughput.
FED inspired by you guys are trying to pull off that "ReinfiniteV"
nice
What I just don't get is how the west central banks looked at Japan and thought 'yeah gimme that'.
See 10:23
@@EdmundJohnson Fair, but the way I see it is that it's building up a future world of pain. It's hard to talk about because the pullback from the great QE/'Japanification' hasn't been felt yet.
@@xxczerxx Yes, I agree.
Definition of inflation: Expansion of the money supply.
You seem to define it as increase in price of goods. But that is the consequence of inflation. Not inflation itself. The definition has been changed over the years by central banks and governments to deflect the 'blame' of printing money causing increase in prices from themselves and to push the blame onto business owners increasing prices.
Markets in total meltdown and no posts for 4 days... whaaa???
I see the co worker has been sacked.
end of furlough.
They'll probably get rid of roger once they start having to pay his NI contributions.
IMO not resuming growth isn't a failure. Japan's demographics are in decline. It's not clear that a country in demographic decline can actually grow. Holding the line, as Abenomics did, should be regarded as a success.
It can, Y=(A)KL.
@pproust usa can take in folks. That will be the only way
Ooh 👀👀👀
I’d say Abenomics didn’t work, growth rates suck balls. Spending ever-more to get ever-less shouldn’t be considered a success.
Off subject. But why does the speaker not appear in the mirror directly behind him? Is he a vampire? Hmmmmmm
Well... I Guess karma does exist... Abe’s personal “Extreme Liquidity” health issues of the bowel variety ... hmm 🤔😂... Abenomics indeed ... flush down the toilet 🚽!!