How USA's evil strategy KILLED Japan's economy? : Japan's economic crisis EXPLAINED in simple words

[@ayushsnandan]

"To be an enemy of America can be dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal.” -Henry Kissinger

[@hhcdghjjgsdrt235]

The FDI is comes from USA, not from your second motherland russia think again before commenting

[@VitaminProtein4256]

I have uploaded a Video, Why Chinese Soldiers Afraid to face indian Army 😂😜.

[@seanbryan1739]

RUBBISH. ISRAEL, Australia 🇦🇺 and Canada are America 🇺🇸 closest friends. They doing great.

[@captainvenom7252]

That's why India has opted for a independent foreign policies...

[@spainwithoutans792]

@@hhcdghjjgsdrt235 why they invest? Cz they see their money will double or triple in few years. Sucker. They aren't doing any favour they are businessman not a sh!tter in comment section.

[@Nick-qv8ck]

We know that Japan 🇯🇵 became the 2nd largest economy in 1968. and it was a threat to the monopoly of the USA. The USA would have done the same with China but they didn't have control over them as they had over Japan.

[@sahasransusbarik]

Because USA thought in some period of time China will become a democratic country and will become a threat to Russia. Because China follows extreme Capitalist economy but have totalitarian govt. But it turned out to be a monster.

[@Ashallmusica]

That's why US is trying its all to destroy china including Russia and other asian countries.....

[@pikachus5m166]

And now the US are cutting down the Germans in size, prepared to risk the whole economy of the EU.

[@Anonymous-qb4vc]

US literally fueled growth of both Japan and China.. infact China used to be ally of US and also helped them in WWII until communist took over but even then after economic liberalization of China they suppoeted them in hope of China communist govt will fall off after opening up to rest of world.. but CCP manage to stay in power with heavy censorship and propaganda.. Japan was ripping off USA but later China ripped off both and stole majority of manufacturing industry.

[@umbrellacorporation5723]

Exactly

[@souravrai2227]

No jokes no bullshits .. crystal clear interesting knowledge… yeah you have come to the right place. Ganesh sir and prashant sir are two main pillars of youtube educational platform

[@rooftopmunda]

Ganesh sir & Dhruv Bhaiyya*

[@ankityadav3108]

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[@rutujasuryavanshi4983]

@@rooftopmunda dhruve ha ha completly baised why dint he replyed arvind kejriwal for gods on currency

[@ariyanbhattacharjee597]

Mohak Bhaiya*

[@rahult4982]

Prashant kon

[@shithalshetty9762]

Rules of geopolitics 1) never trust West 2) never forget the rule1

[@AJ-np3rn]

This is shit, if you really read geopolitics not the KZbin shit we consume without crosschecking you would know western policies were the most helpful to other countries. And helped many economies to grow

[@DimitarBerberu]

The current Ukraine war is actually West vs East. Let Japan take the current side. I believe India takes the wiser side (rule #2;)

[@marcelo_afonso]

As a poor "west" citizen, who did NOTHING to support the actions described in this video, I can tell you that anti West agenda is filled with pure hate and hypocrisy. Dollar economy is also destroying Euro. Yet you rather stand with dictatorship like Xi and Putin who chase their opponents, and remove every inch of freedom from their citizens... Yet when you want to emigrate you always choose WEST countries. You don't emigrate to Russia and China do you?? that's the size of your hypocrisy.

[@pb25789]

Vietnam learnt it the hard way haha

[@tedlahm]

@@pb25789 wdym?

[@walliball12]

It’s way better than reading pages to understand the context you are doing a great job in making people learn new things with your videos keep it up

[@Seeker89]

In the 90s Japan was a leading producer of semiconductor and Toshiba was accused of illegally supplying Russia, components for their submarines. So Toshiba was sanctioned and had to pay hefty fines, plus cancellation of contracts which almost bankrupted the company, just like what the US is trying to do to Huawei and other Chinese companies today. The Plaza Accord was engineered by the Western allies and designed to drive out Japanese competitiveness by making the Yen expensive, practically destroyed the Japanese economy.

[@fuzzytarz7990]

hmmm interesting... 🤔

[@armada2630]

Yes u got point 👍

[@Abhishekkumar-up8zw]

Yesterday Japan, today china tomorrow surely India.

[@DrJohnnyJ]

Toshiba wasn't accused. Toshiba was guilty. They sold vital equipment to the USSR that allowed then to machine silent submarine propellers. It destroyed the the NATO's and Japan's advantage. It was treasonous. Japan could have devalued the Yen easily by purchasing dollars. Why didn't they? Get your facts straight.

[@Anonymous-qb4vc]

Japan early growth was literally fueled by American investment & support but Japan itself was ripping off US and had very protectionist economic policies. China did same and it stole manufacturing from both US & Japan.

[@thegoddamnparticle4087]

USA has a big role in rise and fall of Japan economy. One of the many reasons Abe was controversial because he wanted Japan to break its shackles with US and be an independent nation which decides its own policies.

[@leeo268]

Even China respect him, too bad he got assassinated.

[@zemm9003]

He got killed because of it.

[@eskario]

Lol abe was the most american supporting president he wanted to reinstate the army which has been americas goal for japan to do

[@Anonymous-qb4vc]

Literally oppsite it true.. he was very Pro American..

[@Anonymous-qb4vc]

@@zemm9003 u people literally assume and believe anything.. spreading lies and propaganda.

[@pannagarao8894]

Shinzo Abe the only true Japanese leader who wanted to have a free and independent foreign policy and also he's the reason for Indo-Japanese alliance in geopolitics. Also QUAD is one of his vision

[@VitaminProtein4256]

I have uploaded a Video, Why Chinese Soldiers Afraid to face indian Army 😂😜.

[@Rsinha702]

He got eliminated for this reason only. His murder was an international plan

[@PROGaming-wy9dn]

But not independent bro He was aligned with USA

[@manasphanse6809]

@@PROGaming-wy9dn independent doesn't mean non-aligned. It means that a nation designs its policy keeping their own interests in mind not Others'.

[@manasphanse6809]

Japan truly saw itself as Indian ally rather than asking for US ashirwad.

[@FieryBalrog]

Very important analysis. thank you for covering this... too many people look at the west as their savior and they don't look at the history!

[@shafuimcoming5151]

Lol

[@love_cook]

this is happening to china rn

[@Rayjack-m9o]

You have to look at all of history not just what serves your biased agenda.

[@p.m.rangarajan1055]

Very succinctly put. Thousand likes for the video. Also to be blamed is the cheap retrofitting of the Japanese products by China. As you have rightly said even a bad decision at the right time is a good decision. I am reminded of my banking days in Delhi, a story is used to circulate. When the global financial markets needed a market in between the time zones of London and Tokyo, the choice fell on Bombay and Singapore. The condition was that there should be no interference from the government in running the market and Indira Gandhi did not accept, while Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore said yes and the rest is history.

[@RichardFeynman90]

A country that has been in constant economic crisis for almost 4 decades now and still among one of the richest countries in the world. They must have been insanely rich back in the 80s.

[@elliekwong3180]

@cosmos: Yes, in the 80's, most products were made in Japan. Cars, electronic products, toys, etc. There was also a wave of Asian hate in the 80's.

[@boymeetsbush8232]

When Mitsubishi bought Rockefeller Centre and Sony bought Columbia pictures in late 1980's headline were American Icons snapped by Japanese. Japanese were all over the US, Toyota, Honda, Sony, Panasonic, Toshiba you name it

[@2CHACHOUU]

Indeed they were so much so,that AMERICANS were crying as to why we are letting them purchase half of Manhattan,but as we all know,it was NEVER REAL tangible assets,just made up numbers created by INTERNATIONAL BANKSTERS.

[@N3Garage]

imagine Japan has overtaken the Economy of the Soviet Union in 1980s to become the 2nd largest Economy in the world. by 1985 Japan has a per capita income similar to the United States! if you were alive in the 1980s Japan is the hype bruh. even the culture was being dominated by Japan up until the early 2000s with popular Anime, Sony Playstation, Camera, Toyota, Mitsubishi, Toshiba, Fujitsu and tons of Japanese brands crawlin over the intl market and what made it more hyped up is the fact that the ones being sold in Japan are sometimes better than the ones being sold in the intl market. It's kinda like what KPOP and the entire Korean wave today is.. back then in the 80s and 90s it was Japan.

[@jont2576]

at the height of Japan's success, Japan's gdp was a whopping 67% of USA's gdp and her population slightly over half of america's....her gdp per cap was actually higher than USA's at one point in the 1980s. today, after 30 years of stagflation with no end in sight.....Japan's GDP is barely 25% of USA's......to say Japan has fallen is an understatement, Japan is merely a ghost of her former shell, permanently trapped in the past.

[@piyush_gupta_29]

In 1989,8 of the 10 richest persons were Japanese and 32 of the largest companies were also japanese. But today only 1 company (Toyoto) out of the 50 largest companies is japanese and only 1 japanese person is in top 50 list of richest persons. All due to Plaza Accords of 1985 which destroyed the export competitiveness and subsequently stagnated the economy of Japan.

[@blazerefl3x313]

ye and already a vdeo has been made on this think school is so late for the topic

[@yurichtube1162]

Yes, the USA is merciless. A multi-polar world should help Japan.

[@VitaminProtein4256]

I have uploaded a Video, Why Chinese Soldiers Afraid to face indian Army 😂😜.

[@StevenKilner]

For what it's worth, Japan is a far frigging better manufacturer than Viet or India definitely and thus, no comparison thereby with China.

[@aniket385]

Since end of WW2 , Japan and Germany are vassal states to USA . Both nations don’t have their own Army and have US bases on their soil .

[@ArghyadeepPal]

Good to see Plaza Accords being covered in detail by an Indian channel. This aptly shows why not only China, but even USA will always be a hurdle for India's growth.

[@Himachali_Protagonist]

USA Is far more Dangerous.

[@VitaminProtein4256]

I have uploaded a Video, Why Chinese Soldiers Afraid to face indian Army 😂😜.

[@ArghyadeepPal]

@@Himachali_Protagonist Both are dangerous, there is nothing "more" or "less" here.

[@aniket385]

India has its own Army , but we are dependent on Oil . Since end of WW2 , Japan and Germany are vassal states to USA . Both nations don’t have their own Army and have US bases on their soil .

[@kimchiba4570]

China growth and India growth are mutually exclusive ... Dun have a win lose mindset

[@veryinteresting2208]

"In geopolitics there are no friends, only interest." Well put.

[@jascam1]

Japan like a lot of others have failed to realize that the USA works in its own interest, It may appear that they are doing other countries a favor but there is always an ulterior motive. The native American was right when they uttered the phrase "white man speaks with forked-tongue". Others should take heed.

[@andrewrogers3067]

India has a very risky future ahead of itself, it needs to learn from as many mistakes from both itself and other countries as soon as possible and be extremely careful with every move it makes and it needs to tighten its ties and foreign policy as much as possible

[@qawsedrftg135]

Thx dear for your humble advice

[@viki19910]

Everyone is in risk worldwide.. so it's same

[@VitaminProtein4256]

I have uploaded a Video, Why Chinese Soldiers Afraid to face indian Army 😂😜.

[@ShubhamSingh-jo5nb]

Only risk I see ahead is Adani bubble , If he busts out bank will go crazy, because they are lending him heavily, Just imagine if he announce himself bankruptcy and move to London lol.

[@aryajawed1576]

that's why we planning to make FTA with like minded countries

[@hivelx]

Every country thinks of themselves first. However the US takes it to a whole new level!

[@kandasaravanan1441]

Reaching the top is not easy.. and no one would give up that position easily... You have to work hard to reach the top. . US has achieved it with a combination of investing in education and research over a long period.. and took hands of so many varied immigrants... India on the other hand is trying to suppress the multiculturalism

[@hivelx]

@@kandasaravanan1441 exactly!

[@KRajMF8]

@@kandasaravanan1441 why did you come to a conclusion that we're suppressing multi-culturalism in our country?? Let's stop pretending like their version of multi-culturalism is ideal

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

US creates an illusion that it is the some kind of Justice, human rights and women rights center of the world even after having audacity to genocided innocent women and children of native americans and genociding innocent Japanese women and children in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. according to evidences it is the center of evil on earth.

[@hivelx]

@@KRajMF8 What do you mean? You mentioned two very different things in each line.

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[@dip_saha]

I just love your channel.

[@kgmvines690]

Bro bring case study since it is very time that their is no case study on your channel

[@anshikatripathi1688]

Please , make a video on India's upcoming mega projects which can boost the Indian economy 🇮🇳

[@rajettan683]

Super anna

[@Raverraver9999]

flawed analysis. US is on a permanent war( economic & military) footing. It will wipe out any competitors

[@crypticTV]

1:50 Japan economic collapse 2:30 oil shock lost decade 3:05 American sabotage of Japanese ecolomy 3:45 Plaza accord 8:25 land bubble 12:05 Keiretsu 14:30 Keiretsu issues 16:25 current crisis 17:22 No friends only interests 17:45 embrace foreign investment

[@real_Raxter]

thanks a lot man

[@archanajha4458]

To the point, To the subject, Instead of just saying the models and philosophy, giving first real world example, then explaining the principles how it applied, worked with different scenario....is really awesome. Good approach and really appreciated. 🙏. Your videos never get bored off. It always makes me to listen again to get into the root. Well presented. 🙆‍♀️

[@Emoechaiti]

Now I know why Shinzo Abe was so concerned about making Japan independent of USA's influence. Sadly he had to face the same fate as of JFK and Homi Jehangir Bhaba.

[@ShosinMelotic]

Ya, he was assassinated by a Japanese citizen 😮‍💨

[@Emoechaiti]

@@ShosinMelotic assassin of any other nationality would have made it obvious

[@zemm9003]

@@ShosinMelotic it was the CIA, heads of state don't get assassinated by random people on the street. It doesn't happen, it's almost impossible because you need to be able to exploit flaws in security. While these might not be difficult to exploit, the fact still remains that a random person walking the street will not be able to exploit them due to not understanding they exist, i.e., it is easy for a professional to kill a guy like Abe but it is extremely difficult for an average citizen, no matter how much planning they put into it because they lack the basic knowledge to pull it off.

[@subhadramahanta452]

Sorry, this is off topic, but is your username Zhongli's meteorite?

[@Emoechaiti]

@@subhadramahanta452 it's a cuneiform sign called kal crossing kal Sorry I don't know about zhongli's meteorite though

[@Sanatani_Sherni]

_"In every chaos, there is an opportunity." USA🇺🇲 got this, during the two World Wars._

[@VitaminProtein4256]

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[@ShosinMelotic]

Not the U.S. fault for others ambitions 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@Targotra_prdeep]

Exactly

[@elliekwong3180]

For every chao, there is USA fingerprint on it.

[@central3338]

Little knowledge is dangerous my dear

[@Ray-of-Hope720]

US 🇺🇸 planners always considered Japan to be a "super domino". That is to say, if the Japanese were to have a strong, even moderately social democratic system, they would lead all the other Asian countries to independence!

[@distinctga5811]

LOL. The Chinese and Koreans HATE the Japanese. You don't know what you're talking about.

[@RKNancy]

Japan refuses to change though. The country is stagnant af, all problems stuck in government hellhole I believe.

[@Ray-of-Hope720]

@@RKNancy" refuses to change " ??

[@Yamato-tp2kf]

@@Ray-of-Hope720 Yes, most of the CEO's of the biggest companies in Japan are above 60/65 and are have a Showa era mentality, they also have a strict hierarchy that stalls young talents for years to going up on the hierarchy and also stalls technological innovations, they still use a lot the Fax system (well at least it's more safe than being hacked and some hacker sees you mail!), and it's also a very cash payment country, the bank card payment is not that widely used... those are some examples...

[@Parthmamgain39]

I have never listened to such an insightful analysis this long without any pause. Captivating time driven explanation of a nation's econmy. Great channel..

[@ekomudavid8903]

Bro your real,

[@manavkamadiya5710]

I was very curious about the Japanese economy, Thanks for this video and can you make some more videos on how Japanese negative rates affects it's businesses and profit margins?

[@onlysatire8986]

While growing up i always use to hear that japan is the next "superpower" From last fifteen years i haven't heard anything about japan apart from 🌋

[@archanajha4458]

Yes. It's true. I still remember Sony, Panasonic, Thosibha brands dominating electronic Industry all over the world.

[@onlysatire8986]

@@archanajha4458 exactly and moreover in India people generally use to talk about japanese people..how hardworking they are and stuff..i guess united States cudnt digest the fact that they were growing at that pace..that is actually sad.

[@Rayjack-m9o]

Japan was always limited by geography and population and its location Russia and China!

[@thegreatsocrates4847]

Keep in mind that Japan's "fall" was from 2nd to 3rd place, and even if they fell to 4th or 5th, they'd still be a highly-developed, rich economy with high living standards and a high GDP per capita. It's just that they used to be growing rapidly, and now they're mostly stuck where they are in absolute terms, while falling behind the growth of other countries, which puts their relative position at risk

[@mr_ak123]

Exactly even if those developed countries grow by 0.5-2% it's still more growth then any developing country

[@shreyasbabar]

@@mr_ak123 check the growth rates of all devloped countries it generally ranges between 1 to 4

[@mth469]

@@mr_ak123 All these growth numbets are fake. Moving money around and around is not called growth.

[@nahpetsyo1756]

GDP is still high but a lot of it is tied up in foreign investors, nameable actors include mostly the US. While their economy is still one of the strongest in the world, it hardly lives up to its full potential.

[@DrBhaveshJain]

Except that India is projected to surpass japans gdp in future and once japan was strong enough to almost match usa's gdp

[@rararasputin2307]

Just some interesting information, japan was used for manufacturing war time supplies during the korean war, which provided a substantial amount of capital that aided the post war recovery greatly, japan also received other help such as technology as a part of the strategy to strengthen it against soviet union.

[@archanajha4458]

Japan received help on developing with new technology from USA after that WWII.

[@NeostormXLMAX]

@@archanajha4458 thats false, the usa only supplied so they could build their own military bases

[@raylee5030]

Likewise South Korea was the major beneficiary of the Vietnam war.

[@Shree_470]

Dude your explanation is easily understandable for any person. Thanks for educating us. 🙏

[@K..781]

What can Japan learn from Qatar economic development

[@thomasbaly185]

Economy is just like untangling the thread. You may find beginning and end point but to untangle and spool it very difficult. Sometime we may cut and join the thread. The very complicated matters are explained and narrated with illustration. Great job. Awesome video.

[@jaychandran854]

Japanese🇯🇵 are possibly the closest in culture to us. They've helped us in our progress, I hope they revive to former glory.

[@mario-qq7bq]

It control by the USA.

[@Ādi_Varāh]

I'm extremely happy that this channel pop-up in my recommendations and I subscribed it.

[@vivekjoshi5207]

Complex economics... so very well covered...great job done as always..!

[@dqdq4083]

2 of 3 of these things are happening in the u.s. now. The price of fuel is spiking (because sanctions) the value of property did skyrocket because of low interest rates (it's going down now though) but the value of the dollar could shrink if china and other countries (like India amd the middle east) only trade in other currencies. Lessons learned

[@arnabghosh3505]

although culturally way different but unfortunately Japan is a vassal state of USA; Mr. Abe understood it and took measures. hopefully they will come out of USA influence in coming years. love from India.

[@thenomad8269]

The way you explain these economic geo politics, even an 8 year old can understand. Salute !👏👏

[@risingsun9064]

This was an nice episode, I didn't know about the kieretsu model. Thanks!

[@souravrai2227]

First aim of japan germany like countries should be to come together and try to get decolonised from U.S.

[@ShosinMelotic]

That would benefit no one and fall the world into a deeper recession

[@goognoon523]

@@ShosinMelotic how?

[@VitaminProtein4256]

I have uploaded a Video, Why Chinese Soldiers Afraid to face indian Army 😂😜.

[@ShosinMelotic]

@@goognoon523 well, first, this comment is incredibly full of exaggeration or misinformation, it doesnt make sense. Those countries are all free standing, but have contracts or alliances with the U.S.

[@Ashallmusica]

@@ShosinMelotic but it's benefiting US only for decades.......

[@trishisharma8052]

Thankyou for providing such best case study !

[@bhatsayali11]

This is a great video explaining the history of Japan's economic crisis and how a real estate boom without government intervention lead to the collapse of a major economy. Thank you for uploading it Can you plz create a video explaining how the US real estate market has not recovered nor the bubble burst yet and how it is followed by inflation, rising home prices post covid and how it has worsened the economy? It is a rather intertwined issue starting with the housing market crash in 2008 and today the market is even more bullish than the 2007 bubble. But if anyone can do it, it is you guys Thank you for always educating us!

[@mithildixit4416]

As a student of economics I was always told that the reason behind Japans economic crisis was their falling birth rates and rising ageing population. Thankyou for this informative video.

[@lincolnsand5127]

The bubble and short term economic crash caused by the asset-price bubble were caused by accidental unintended effects from the Plaza accord, but the long term (through present day) economic growth decline is not, it's caused by demographic issues around falling birth rates and aging population (as you were taught). The growth of the Japanese economy was not sustainable at the hours that were being worked.

[@lincolnsand5127]

Also, I should note that despite what this video is trying to push, there is very little evidence the US created the Plaza accord as some evil plot to destroy the Japanese economy. They did it as a way to equalize the trade deficit between western allies during the cold war, especially because Japan had a massive trade surplus and the US had a trade deficit. The Plaza accord failed and had some negative unintended effects, but it wasn't some evil plot, just poor international monetary policy.

[@NeostormXLMAX]

American censorship

[@itseveryday8600]

I would say that the demographic decline & birthrate in Japan is the result of the economic decline cause by the Plaza accord & other trade blocks by the West since the 1980/90s. Young people couldn't afford to start families & have children, so the demographic started to decline.

[@JIRO-FX3150]

There is not just one cause. The situation is stagnant due to multiple factors. However, although Japan's domestic economy is stagnant, Japan's foreign exchange reserves and overseas assets are growing every year, so it is not the Japanese government that has become poor, but the Japanese people. Japan owns over $10 trillion in overseas assets. This is about half of China's annual GDP.

[@risingsun9064]

There was definitely a lot of external interference in Japan's policy making post WW2, most likely they were arm-twisted to sign the plaza accord. It is almost comical to think japanese experts would not have foreseen the consequences of this. Ofcourse it's not called unfair play when you know who does it.

[@mayagavrikova950]

This is as ‘comical’ as for Germany watched Nord Stream blow up and did not say anything. If they don’t rise against the bully, they will watch their own destruction.

[@HeresMyView]

Japan is a vassal state of US. Major Japanese political party owe allegiance to US, supported by US to ensure Japan's govt is the puppet govt of US. Shinzo Abe was one of them. That's why Japan is forced to hold (buy) substantial US Treasury bills. Japan helps to pay US GDP, in effect finance US deficit. How can Japan get out of this economic enslavememt? They are trapped.

[@SodiumSyndicate]

@@mayagavrikova950 Germany is a vassal state of USA. USA has so many bases in Germany, they can just take over any time.

[@K..781]

What can Japan learn from Qatar economic development

[@cjf9810]

Your videos are always so informative. More people people need to watch and heed your warnings. Japan politicians still haven't learned the economic lessons.

[@kayalskettle4063]

I can't stop watching your videos, making something educational so addictive is a feat ! Amazing !

[@panic_seller]

The Explanation....The Animations.....and the dramatic Background Music makes this an interesting watch

[@rishabhsharma2412]

Huge respect Ganesh bhai. Wonderful content and the way you simplify Complex situations for everyone to understand is mind blowing. Please keep us updated, India needs your content.

[@jcliu]

“Painful fall of Japan” overlooks the fact that this fall is totally in relative terms. China, India, AND America would all love to have standards of living as high, equitable, and stable as most of Japan. Japan got rich through the 1980s and has stayed rich since then, but has not gotten any richer in relation to the world. That’s hardly a disaster…

[@npranavsubhraveti2513]

True in the short term perhaps growth is not an issue, but if a country like Japan which mostly depends on exports and imports isn't able to grown then along with the issue of its aging population it is bound it be a disaster in the long term.

[@varun9213]

Fall is always seen in relative terms to the same entity and that makes the statement absolutely accurate

[@ssaha7347]

They lost a decade. Because the applicants got only one chance for jobs after passing out from colleges and the japanese companies hired for life time . For a decade ,during the recession ,the young population got no jobs. Hence they could not move on with their life properly and it is also a reason for an aging population.

[@seshanm54]

Excellent! Very illuminating!!

[@ikko4107]

🇯🇵🤝🇮🇳　詳しいご説明ありがとうございます。日本は今まで酷い円高により日本企業の工場国外脱出が止まらない状態でした。しかし現在のような円安が安定して続いてくれれば工場の国内回帰により経済の後押しが加速します！ピンチはチャンス！

[@K..781]

What can Japan learn from Qatar economic development

[@moonindaylight]

In 2024 April, US started to destroy Japanese economy again.

[@KARAN5684_]

Always Excited for every new video of THINKSCHOOL BY GANESH SIR🙌 ...because it's detailed research and very much informative and simple to understand

[@deanian3128]

im literally about to begin writing my research paper on the japanese economy, perfect timing :)

[@HeresMyView]

You're in deep $h!t if you use his video for your research paper. 😂😁😁🤥 However, not everything is wrong. A small sample of it is correct.

[@deanian3128]

@@HeresMyView ye know an mf can’t just go about citing a KZbin video in their research paper 😂… This video is good for someone who doesn’t know anything though and it’s a good cursory overview of the topic and a good starting point imo

[@sreenivasulureddyp546]

Ganesh/Team, could you please make a video on why the car prices are very high in India when compared with other countries. I'm seeing that companies like Toyota are gaining very less margin per car whereas Indian gov having unimaginable figure in their account. Here even though Indian gov is getting huge amount in the name of foreign company, but its Indian buyer money. Please highlight the pros and cons. 🙏

[@k_durga_neeraj]

KEIRETSU model was such a badass idea! I still cannot believe the Japanese thought about this in the 1990's itself yet failed to understand that with time, policies should change. Such a shame! But japan is still one of my favorite countries in terms of their technological advancements. Another great case study. Thanks THINKSCHOOL

[@RealMohammadEmran]

Thanks for taking the time and effort in making the content!

[@Leto2ndAtreides]

I somehow expected this to be about how the Plaza Accord led to the lost decade, and problems like fewer children being born due to the recession. Thus leading to their current lack of a future.

[@aimusicmaniamm]

All his videos are deadly Simply superb Simply spectacular Highly informative Highly captivating Magnificently well made Fantastic research Classic presentation Splendid script Superbly, beautifully, massively well narrated.

[@shaxpx]

Thanks. LOVE YOUR CONTENT. KEEP GROWING AND ENLIGHTENING US!

[@100rabhkr_India]

It is a kind request to also make the videos in Hindi. This is the type of content we need. Our public needs this. Your reach will increase many folds. Make this in Hindi. Thanks

[@daanishdan318]

Some other factors to consider are: The proliferation of Japanese innovations like Just in Time models/ Six sigma and kaizens - reduced competitive advantage, the demographic collapse - loss of productivity & rising social costs and the rise of other manufacturing centers - reduces the competitiveness of Japanese labor/manufacturing for low value / middle value goods.

[@sahilkushwaha5864]

Not gonna lie, this is the most awaited video for me from Think School bcz I wanted to know why stock market index of Japan is not appreciating from many years. And since zi couldn't understand from other videos, Think School was the only place I knew can make me understand it. Thank you.

[@sachinkarandikar5276]

Bro you have god gifted skill of explaining things ❤️❤️❤️

[@sharunsan2683]

Great content as always can u please make a video about how South Korea, taiwan, china and Germany became advanced economy each of them created their own version of keretsu like model for their growth like Mittelstand, chaebol,etc. It will be very interesting and useful for us

[@subhadramahanta452]

A really good suggestion!

[@sharunsan2683]

That can't be the only reason if so turkey and multiple European nations we not successful despite being in nato and china is successful despite not being part of US allies is successful these countries became rich because they followed a good economic model which india failed to failed to create untill recently

[@darthsorosious3985]

@@sharunsan2683 till this day india has'nt adopted any good economic model. Economy in india is still based on imports and services leaving a huge chunk of population unemployed.i hope modi would try to reset that but it wont be easy though. It would require new and completely reformed labour and land bills which i dont see happening in the near future because of this democracy.

[@sharunsan2683]

@@darthsorosious3985 true but unlike till 90's we atleast have a vision even though flawed it to become 'self sufficient' in all fields(agriculture, manufacturing,service) which means it's impossible focus on one field like Taiwan does with semi conductor and china with manufacturing, new zeland in agriculture. I think india should focus heavenly on IT service industry rather than focusing on everything and becoming 'Jack of all trades and master of none' and ur right passing a completely new reform bill will be difficult in all democratic countries

[@darthsorosious3985]

@@sharunsan2683 Only focusing on a single industry/technology cant get us anywhere. It is only suitable for small countries with low population. For the country with huge population like ours, Mastering an entire economic sector would be a feasible option. Like usa had mastered information sector,china had manufaturing sector,japan had tech sector.

[@arunbhalse3594]

Suddenly Magic happened at the last minute of the video, Superb 👍

[@shaktimaan1064]

Ganesh, you have not mentioned the role of US in fall of Japan as mentioned in the title of video. However the content is nice. Requesting to make video on Venezuela, Zimbabwe economic crisis and also the currency crisis of Weimer Republic of Germany. And also the difference between these currency crisis.

[@dip_saha]

Hey, think school you are awesome! I just want to say that I had got some serious geopolitical knowledge by watching your videos. Keep it up and you deserve best.

[@VitaminProtein4256]

I have uploaded a Video, Why Chinese Soldiers Afraid to face indian Army 😂😜.

[@jithendratchemistryskpgdc9857]

Excellent as usual, superb explanation. May be I would add that stiff competition from South Korea also added to woes of Japan. The giants like Samsung, LG, Santro, sealed Japan's export markets

[@ekomudavid8903]

Bro jithendra yeah your right Japanse yes have enough human capital. Let me request for our enlighter eluminate us a bout how Japan will rise or have it's breakthrough that stacked economy it's in right?? Thanks to Mr.Think school big up.

[@yash_kambli]

If anybody is interested into Japanese culture, philosophy and business style i would highly recommend the book “Made in Japan” by akio morita.

[@ghanvedsingh8946]

How much it is?

[@yash_kambli]

@@ghanvedsingh8946 400-700/- Flipkart or Amazon.

[@ghanvedsingh8946]

@@yash_kambli is it paper back or hard cover?

[@raunakkondalwar1509]

Huge contribution of this channel for increasing my knowledge and improving My English.

[@badalkr360]

The ending background music sounds very inspiring.

[@Om_NamahShivay.]

😶 no. of subscribers increasing in world affairs and think school ❤️ both is my favorite channels

[@LOL-em6kl]

Probably they're shadow banned by KZbin for speaking too much truth!

[@evansmwirigi7648]

This is going to be interesting 🥰

[@andyigwe7119]

Interesting educational channel. Considering this is an international channel, quite confusing your use of specific indian terms like Lakh etc, not a lot of people understand this.

[@ThinkSchool]

Hence provided the unit 10 Lakhs = 1 million

[@ShivangiVerma11]

Recently found this channel....but now I'm addicted to it😅😅...one of the best channels out there..😇💕...superb bhai👍👍👍

[@CPat-yt6dm]

Excellent information. Thank You from Canada

[@debasishraychawdhuri]

Good thing is that India is actually actively pursuing foreign investment giving investors special benefits. We are even inviting investments from Chinese investors.

[@mojojojo01.]

unfortunately india is not progressing economically fast enough. i think the main reason is they adopted western (british) democracy, which is designed to be slow, inefficient and counterproductive to agree on and implement policies, which means a country as large as india will find it extremely difficult to raise themselves to a standard even in the ballpark to china’s.

[@kerrylim6058]

Making money is an action. Keeping money is behavior. Growing money is knowledge.😊

[@jackleonard575]

Same here, a Transformations of £4000 to a £15,400 in just 2 weeks, He's the really best

[@applehair995]

Well said!

[@Mcthindi]

This is straight to the point !

[@sauravpoddar007]

Just amazed by the fact that how knowledgeable and explainable someone can be!

[@smartbaba1321]

अमेरिका : ऐसा कोई "सगा" नहीं जिसे हमने ठगा नहीं।

[@tanya3508]

China ke liye bhi same apply Karo. Wo to apne best friend Pakistan ko bhi nhi chodte.

[@NeostormXLMAX]

Indian youtube commentators single handedly debunking western propaganda

[@yashagar4443]

There's no good or evil in geopolitics only winners,losers and neutral observers.

[@AnkitAgarwal29]

Awesome content! Just one thought - The misaligned panel behind you is distracting 😬 (only for OCD folks)

[@AmitKumar-lg8ql]

Very in-depth analysis presented in university professor style. Great & intersting

[@fukun001]

Really informative video. I was not aware of Japan crisis. Thank you. Well it is turning out that behind every bad thing USA is involved.

[@sachinkakad9793]

There was a one man called shinzo Abe who had the ability to fix this all but we know what happened to him. Maybe someone wants intentionally Japan to stay like this.

[@mayagavrikova950]

Not only Japan- the EU/UK has been undergoing the same in the past 10years: they flip properties and prices keep rising. Also, the big corporations are behind this prices as well: they ‘create’ interest and competition for property offers to the point that people submit in envelopes, so the highest bidder selected. Banks, at the same time lending at bigger ratios (salaries are far behind). Now it’s all coming to an end. %% is increasing rapidly, before - interest was near 1% and people borrowed hugely. Mortgages were for 30-35y, now with interest so high, I guess it would be ‘normal’ for them to be 50y+.

[@dunzhen]

America, duh. Who else? Also, no, Abe was a complete willing US puppet

[@heartofpluto]

Bro I am just starting to watch this video, but I can say for sure- ups and downs are part of any life cycle....but the resilience and recovery depends on reliable human capital which Japan doesn't lack like India and other developing countries. They will rise again sooner than any other country.

[@ramk9531]

Same thing happened in USA just last year but why us dinner didn't bring yet or why is not breaking

[@ParasB-pg2jk]

His t-shirt changed after 17:52 xD. Btw nice content, this guy let me explore the fields that I won't touch by myself such as geopolitics, business case studies. Keep up the nice work!!

[@suzanneng8246]

And his hair comb too.

[@MangekyoAssasin]

I feel so lazy to watch even a single netflix show episode. But I can easily watch 20-30 minutes of think school videos and yet feel like watching more!! I wish these videos were easy to share on Instagram.

[@siliconhawk]

i fell its more of a youtube thing. i feel its easier to watch stuff on youtube than other platforms and the player of youtube is better, and also its content is easy to digest here. also here the video and content finds you. lol 🤣

[@harshpatadia4592]

Hey Think School Absolutely love your content. It's simply amazing and insightful. Looking forward to videos on topics like Kaizen Cost Management Techniques, Value Engineering, lean systems and the likes in business series episodes

[@ChankayaMaurya]

Hey 1 small request from myside. I have seen Indians being to obsessed with socialism. Everyone is under the mindset that govt should do something instead of you know thinking of How to Improve things by themselves. So can you make a video on this. As part of the video, you can Explain the main problems with govt interference and Free Market Capitalism vs socialism. I think with respect to disadvantages of govt interference, you can take reference from Nobel Prize Winning Economist Milton Friedman. He has a whole Playlist related to this known as Free to Choose. I think you can use practical examples to explain about Free Markets, socialism and disadvantages with govt interference. You will get enough content for this IMO and this whole can be a series in and of itself. And I promise you watching Milton Friedmans videos will Enlighten you

[@bvssrsguntur6338]

Good suggestion

[@VitaminProtein4256]

I have uploaded a Video, Why Chinese Soldiers Afraid to face indian Army 😂.

[@jamessikilaa9129]

In geopolitics " there are no friends only interests". Thank you for teaching me something to use for any negotiation.

[@mayekarharish]

I watched all of your videos from the beginning but never realised I didn't subscribe to you. Your new videos were always at the top when I opened the KZbin app.

[@MsJeswanth]

Japanese are the most intelligent persons, i don't know why they have gone this way 🙏, any way all the best

[@dunzhen]

They lost a war. This is what happens when you lose a war to America. Japan has no sovereignty after WW2, it's not really by choice. Well, nowadays it is their choice. But decolonizing is difficult

[@hindustanimapper]

KZbinrs are divided by religious beliefs, political inclination, type of content, etc but united by KUKU FM

[@MuaythaikickboxingMMA1]

Japan will be screwed even more if it keeps following America like a lap dog. Damn I thought samurai was prideful? lol

[@OneandonlyCarp]

There are many Japanese politicians that tried to take action to do so. They all got murdered or lost their jobs as a politician or never mentioned on the news again.

[@siamsarkar5614]

Wow ....​@@OneandonlyCarp

[@ajsujit]

Please cut the background music when you're explaining something. It's distracting. Keep making the informative videos 👍

[@samanthaprabhu841]

One of the best 👍 channel to understand the geopolitics logically..... very informative.... Keep growing bro...

[@ShubhamSingh-jo5nb]

Man do we have any postive news , seeing your past videos it feel like our future generation will not even have Jobs to feed themselves.

[@saipraneethreddy2]

I'm happy that someone mentioned exactly what I was thinking 😂

[@preetiraut7700]

He is just highliting issues 🙄

[@archanajha4458]

Obviously, they are mostly happier with 1. PUBG and other video games 2. Crypto currency and NFT 3. Mulriverse 4. Polygomy It's not the problem with new gen just 18yrs old kids alone. It is the stupid donkeys who gave birth to them by married at early age of 21 without working hard and earning first, before marriage. They are all now at 40+ age group who lived, settled quickly with their father and forefathers wealth, income. I can say 50% younger gen fault, remaining 50% is with their parents who gave birth to those useless donkeys who sit at home seeking government to feed them after 21yrs of finished clg studies.

[@ShubhamSingh-jo5nb]

@@archanajha4458 Respect your view point ,I was being sarcastic about this with my comments, Very nice of you for concerns but who are we to judge any generation, because evey generation think they are superior to there younger breed just like our fathers lol , With time we are moving ahead, This generation is earning million in 18 year that our fathers managed in 60s , But I think 90s are like a sandwich between modern and traditional generation, Hardwork plus laziness both attributes lol.