Financially, Japan is fast becoming a Keynesian dystopia. Its entire economy is now hostage to a fiscal time bomb. Namely: a national debt that already exceeds 240% of GDP, and which is growing rapidly because even the recent painful increase in the sales tax from 5% to 8% is not even …
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And is it necessary to think that we are living better until a point when we will have to pay the price for it?! Looking back at economic history, the problem is not in the answer to the question itself, but in how it will be read and what lesson it will leave, because, as a general …
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