A Case for a Bullish Japan in 2013 & Beyond

Japan is better than its reputation. Indeed, in 2013 and 2014, Japan’s economy could well become a major source of positive surprise, both in terms of internal demand dynamics and external competitive power. What exactly is Japan’s strength, and what does it take to unleash it? When will deflation end? How can policy makers push a pro-growth agenda, and why have they failed to do so? What is Japan’s role and competitive edge in an increasingly uncertain world? Where exactly are the growth opportunities and how can you and your future business prosper from them?

Speaker:
» Jesper Koll (Japan Director of Research at JP Morgan)

This seminar was held at the Graduate School of Management, GLOBIS University in Tokyo on December 7, 2012. This video is a re-upload of the original recording published on @GLOBIS_Chikenroku on December 20, 2012. Against the Odds -- The Bullish Case for Japan in 2013 & Beyond.

Chapters:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:03:37 How 3/11 Affected Corporate Japanese Culture
00:11:18 Reasons to be Bullish on Japan
00:22:17 Japan’s Global Competitiveness
00:48:20 Economic Growth Opportunities
00:56:03 Positive Growth Drivers
00:59:22 Political Deregulation in Japan
01:09:11 Value of Japan’s Attention to Detail
01:14:39 Japanese Employment Demographics
01:27:36 Japan’s Public Sector

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