◎"This is different from a temporary bubble. It proves that the 'ability' of Japanese companies is being bought!"...Yes, when that bubble burst, banks and companies were saddled with huge amounts of non-performing loans and were hiding "Tobashi". Fraudulent financial statements were rampant! Today, stock prices are higher than they were during the bubble period, and of course I don't think we'll repeat the same story! However, despite Japan's unprecedented economic boom and corporations having huge internal reserves (more than 516 trillion yen), the outstanding government debt has increased to more than 1,270 trillion yen, and the GDP ratio of 2.15 is the worst among developed countries. is! There is no doubt that the Bank of Japan's (government's) financial and fiscal soundness policies and the process of repairing various side effects will become the most important concerns for the Japanese economy in the future...!
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◎"This is different from a temporary bubble. It proves that the 'ability' of Japanese companies is being bought!"...Yes, when that bubble burst, banks and companies were saddled with huge amounts of non-performing loans and were hiding "Tobashi". Fraudulent financial statements were rampant! Today, stock prices are higher than they were during the bubble period, and of course I don't think we'll repeat the same story! However, despite Japan's unprecedented economic boom and corporations having huge internal reserves (more than 516 trillion yen), the outstanding government debt has increased to more than 1,270 trillion yen, and the GDP ratio of 2.15 is the worst among developed countries. is! There is no doubt that the Bank of Japan's (government's) financial and fiscal soundness policies and the process of repairing various side effects will become the most important concerns for the Japanese economy in the future...!