Why Japan's Massive Money Experiment FAILED

With a Debt/GDP ratio of 260%, Japan is the most indebted country in the world. Repaying such an immense amount of debt is impossible. Japan is bankrupt. I traveled to Japan to find out what is really happening in the country.

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OVERVIEW
00:00 Japan is Bankrupt
00:39 Japan from a Financial Perspective
02:19 What is Debt?
03:00 Japan's Miracle
03:55 The Debt Bubble - Japan's Lost Decades
04:31 How Japan Became Poor
05:36 Can They Repay the Money?
06:49 Inflation
08:30 Can Debt be Good?
10:05 Why No One Talks about Japan's Bankruptcy
11:09 Cultural Erosion
12:30 How Will This End?
15:43 You Can Choose Your Future
17:52 Outro

#japan #poverty #money

[MaxDeMarco]

I loved every second of my journey in Japan アリガトウグアサマス 🧡🇯🇵

With such a high debt-burden Inflation is inevitable to happen in Japan BUT there are methods to protect yourself.
Find a solution that aligns with your personal needs. While holding Bitcoin is my preference, it may not be the best for everyone.
Do your own research and begin to take the responsibility to prepare yourself.

[RobertCollins-fqtw]

Plenty poverty here in the united kingdom, I live in a tiny little bedsit and I am working I can't afford to keep warm.

[NUCLEARARMAMENT]

This video is intellectually dishonest, or just plain ignorant, or a combination of both. It makes no mention of the fact that the Japanese wholly control and own the majority of their own debt, and that Japanese institutional investors accept lower returns on capital than Western and other non-Japanese institutional investors do. There is also zero mention of the interest rate on the majority of Japan's debt (which it owes to itself), the fact that Japan has negative interest rates, or the percentage of GDP is spent on paying the interest on the debt. It also makes no mention of the fact that most countries that borrow money against themselves only pay interest, they never bother to payback the principal anyway.

The only good thing the video does is mention that inflation is one of the best factors present that eats away at the debt load, which in Japan's case is interesting because they have had the lowest inflation cumulatively of any country over the last 30+ years. That's another reason why the debt-to-GDP ratio is so high, inflation in Japan is 5-10 times lower than it has been in countries like the US or Canada since 1990. The video makes no real mention of that either.

[BTCSessions]

This video was SO well done. Great job man. Love to see it.

[legionarius-zx]

_That's not a Japanese problem only but the entire world's problem. Not to mention the birth rate._

[jim]

Silly. Japan has the world's biggest asset against foreign countries. Imagine what will happen to the US if Japan sells all the US treasury bonds. You need to look at the asset first and then subtract the debt. In this sense US is in much deeper shxt than Japan.

[robertrobert]

Great work. As usual you can’t tell how things are just by looking at external appearances. What is unseen matters more than what is seen. ✌️💜

[robbatayaki]

They failed to mention that most of the debt is owned by Japanese instead of foreigners which makes it a unique situation. 
Gross clickbait title

[frankstipes]

The video and data is an analisis done by people that have No financial experience, just "read knowledge", which is what gives it a wrong result, as it lacks the critical question: The difference between capital and liquidity.
The issue is not the debt, but the viability (liquidity) to pay.
Countries as well as people, mostly because of lack of liquidity than lack of capital.
The importance here is that the money flow continues and yes, interest rates keep at a level that it permits at leat a small amortization to the outstanding debt.
That is the analisis to be made.

[WeRenewCapitalEndeavors]

Found you on Nostr. Thanks for sharing and going out to do good work

[Jonny_Karate]

Doesn't sound much different to the UK

[SlamInvest]

how the hell is this channel only has 11K subscriber..? You deserve more

[keroknight]

Please, make an episode about the hyperinflation that's going on in Egypt. Right now, people can't afford to buy food and are in constant worry about tomorrow!

[smilingdog]

The U.S. is experiencing the same thing on a broader scale. Our wages here have not increased enough over the last 50 years to keep up with inflation. Japan is being hit by finance and cultural suicide, so are we but we're coming at it from a different angle.

[MikeStillUK]

Fascinating topic thanks for making this!

[MarocTreasure]

Loved it. Very Price-of-Tomorrow-ish to omit the mention of Bitcoin until the very end...a great strategy with educating no-coiners. Sent some sats to thank you

[nori]

It's real, people in japan are struggling financially, real wages are low compared with other country's and living costs are increasing quickly with inflation. Walking tk a future disaster.

[harrovian]

What a great video. Thanks . Enjoyed it very much.

[StimParavane]

The power elites will not give up their power, wealth and position without a fight.

[langa]

I am surprised as how I missed this 6 months ago 😮