98% of new university, high school graduates secure jobs

Now you too can work in a black corporation!

based

so what do you think is better? neoclassical? neoliberal?

There's more than one definition of 'better' you know.
Economically effective? Than pure Austrian school capitalism.
Less inequality? Full communism then.

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Are you that Russian that keeps on posting images of Hayek, why do you keep on doing that? Are you an Economics Major?

>Japan's problem isn't deflation, it's an inflexible economy.
>And indeed, "flexibility" is not exactly a word one is tempted to use to describe the Japanese economy. Marc Abela here and here [Mp3 interview] describes many realities of Japanese political economy.
>mises.org/wire/shinzo-abe-looks-salvage-abenomics

well yeah i get your point but, I still don't see what else the Japanese could have done to fix their deflationary situation, you can't change the mindset of a people.

you are agent of Abe
Abe is a cause of Fukushima nuclear reactor explosions

Didn't Japs hate Abe for being corrupt or something? Am I missing something`?

stock of money > debts

We have a 99% employment rate as well

ばーか。普通の有権者だ
2/3議席取れるほど与党には支持者がいるんだよ
てか、野党がヘボ過ぎて自民党しか投票先がないのが実情

Debt is an asset. Japanese lend to Japanese. It is the same way in China where there’s this autistic shill meme about debt.
If you just take all your old people’s retirement, you can pay for anything.

Japanese hate Abe
OP is a shit hole faggot

Rigged election MUSASHI

bloomberg.com/amp/news/articles/2018-05-17/japan-s-inflation-slows-amid-rising-calls-for-delay-in-boj-exit

Oh yes the permanent “just another year” BoJ reflation campaign.

Japanese elites don't mind Japanese people mindset actually, look at sociology - almost 80% of public is against some law and you know what? Diet passes it anyway, and most beautiful thing is Abe's rating doesn't even change!
Japanese nowadays are so indifferent and passive you can make what you want with them.
The only problem is elites have no motivation to reform any things, being at the core of currently ultra corrupted Japan system.

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yeah but in their view, as long as everything is going smoothly, and as long as national interests are being protected, I don't see why the Japanese would care

Because it's not going smooth at all?
Half of the population now works as contractor - in Japan that means low wage (often 3x less for the same job), no social security, no benefits.

Sames. NEET pride world wide.

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Japanese like Abe

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Japanese like Taro Aso too. And yuriko koike. And anybody else who's rulers class.

then what do you think would be a better economic system in japan?

Is it possible? Didn't America smack them around in the 80s with the plaza accord

Japanese are calling him "Abechon"
meaning is korean Abe

It depends on their priorities, like I said before.
But actually what they've got now (corrupted crony state capitalism) is most of free market economy they realistically should get right now. Because all other political parties other than ruling LDP clique are left-wing.

Now revoke Article 9 faggot

We won`t give away any islands for just a piece of fucking paper sighned by you gooks. Bail out.

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The state of Japan is embarrassing itself. Its just disgusting.
>The Abe Cabinet officially approves the statement that “The crime of sexual harassment does not exist,” backing Finance Minister Taro Aso’s obnoxious assertions. Seiko Noda, as Internal Affairs Minister, must have decided to keep her job and vote in favor of the resolution.

>Latest Jiji Press poll finds basically no movement in the Abe Cabinet’s support rate since last month: 38% approval vs. 43% disapproval.

>Osaka District Public Prosecutors again quick to decline to prosecute Nobuhisa Sagawa for ordering forgery of official documents and lying repeatedly to the Diet. This unwillingness to act makes a mockery of Japan’s parliamentary democracy and puts bureaucrats above the law. Of course, it’s really the power of Shinzo Abe and Yoshihide Suga that is protecting Nobuhisa Sagawa from the appropriate consequences of his actions. Crimes have a way of transforming into non-crimes when they are performed in service to a powerful and corrupt regime.

>The Abe government now has at least 517 designated secrets under the terms of Abe’s Designated Secrets Protection Law, effectuated in 2014. Under the terms of that law, journalists like us can be imprisoned for doing our jobs and reporting what we learn.

>Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga visits Okinawa to try to organize conservatives to retake power in Naha in the late 2018 gubernatorial election. As in the Nago mayoral race, promises of money for cooperation are the lead element in the campaign.

nice russia

>More than 80 hours overtime work per month estimated to put people at risk of death by overwork: LDP = up to 100 overtime hours okay; DPFP = up to 100 overtime hours okay (now criticized within party); CDPJ = up to 80 overtime hours okay; Communist = up to 45 overtime hours okay.

>The national government wants to take a larger slice of taxpayer money from people in Tokyo and spend it in the rural regions of the country. Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike moving to oppose the plan, and in fact it may be Tokyo’s “punishment” for rejecting the LDP candidate.

Japanese companies are S H I T.

>Two lawyers, Ryo Sasaki and Kanehito Kita, are fighting back against rightwing internet trolls, launching a lawsuit against several thousand of them. The lawyers have been viciously harassed online for supporting the rights of ethnic Korean schools.

>Internet survey finds that of 103 women working in the Japanese news media, 102 say that they have been sexually harassed multiple times in the course of doing their jobs.

what are you trying to prove Ivan?

>Beginning tomorrow, the first Yamanote Line trains equipped with cameras facing into the carriages will be brought into service. It’s another great victory for the surveillance state, sold to the public as a preparation for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics

is this what people call Russian bots?

Nothing, just news for this week.
No, that's what people call meaningful discussion.

>meaningful discussion
I literally laughed

Would you please kindly stop to provoke insurrection here Russian spy san?
Do it toward your beloved Putin san please?

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Right wing yakuza dono, what are you trying to say?

>"Yakuza, Organized Crime, and the Japanese Right Wing"
>youtube.com/watch?v=qeWfPTCMCTo

:^)

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Our honorable blade of justice would soon penetrate the heart of evil...
Yeah no red star would be permitted to exist on the earth of Yamato...

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just a bit too random I guess
>VICE
haha…

>>VICE
>haha
What's about Nippon Kaigi? Tell me?

>Nippon Kaigi
I don't know how is this related to vice but it's the conservative organization wanting to abandon article 9

>Following the 2014 reshuffle, 15 of the 18 of Third Abe Cabinet members, including the Prime Minister himself (as 'special adviser'), were members of Nippon Kaigi. As of October 2014, the group claimed 289 of the 480 Japanese National Diet members.

That's not hard to achieve when your population is decreasing.

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and?

So ultra far-right sect had privatize all the gov., the diet and basically the Japan. Right?

well, no

National diet members are also members of many groups at the same time
what they actually do is holding a lecture meeting with some conservative scholar and journalist like once a month

>“Nippon kaigi controls the nation!!”
this is a retarded trend among japan's left wings
I'm a liberal btw

>In Diet debate, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe declares it “no problem” that his aide Tadao Yanase met with Imabari city officials about Kake Gakuen in April 2015
>The ruling party now refusing to call Ehime Governor Tokihiro Nakamura as a witness to the Diet, knowing he will present facts that will expose Abe government lies about the Kake Gakuen scandal.
>It emerges that in 2015 when visiting Imabari city, Cabinet Office official Yutaka Fujiwara was being driven around in a Kake Gakuen car.

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>National diet members are also members of many groups at the same time
Would you name another one 'group' with 90% of cabinet and 70% of Diet as members of that group?

>what they actually do is holding a lecture meeting with some conservative scholar and journalist like once a month
Oh so sweet. Tea, hanafuda, talks about "fabricated" Nanjing massacre.

>I'm a liberal btw
What does it mean by modern Japanese standards? Not all Koreans are subhumans, only 90 per cent of them?

many people treat “Japan” like it's a current popular youtuber on the internet
both fans and haters are toxic and lack basic knowledge

>Shinzo Abe again corruptly awards one of his rightwing ideological allies. Katsutoshi Kawano to remain as SDF Chief of Staff long past time when he should have retired. Kawano admitted lying last month about the existence of South Sudan daily logs, but no matter.

>Would you name another one 'group' with 90% of cabinet and 70% of Diet as members of that group?
how about 清和政策研究会 if you can look it up? I'm not sure but I think it's a more strongly united group in real politics
>Oh so sweet. Tea, hanafuda, talks about "fabricated" Nanjing massacre.
boring. a huge massacre happened in Nanking for sure but that doesn't mean “the Nanking massacre” isn't so exaggerated as a tool
>What does it mean by modern Japanese standards?
pro-immigration, pro-LGBT, supporting pacifism etc
>Not all Koreans are subhumans, only 90 per cent of them?
issues like zainichi korean schools and comfort women are complicated, not black or white since the 90s

former minister of defense resigned for South Sudan daily logs in UN mission

I think it can't be happening in Russia

zainichi detected

You do not have to rejoice. It is because of low birth rate.

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japan is based

>Abe's policy
economy: center-left
others: center-right

So far-left and far-right hate Abe

Yes, but Japan's GDP is increasing

Defence minister lied to Diet? Yes, that's not happening in Russia.
This tread is about Japan by the way, not Russia. So many beautiful things happening in Japan.
>In his unsworn Diet testimony, former Abe aide Tadao Yanase admits the absolute minimum. He now acknowledges that he met with the Imabari city officials, but denies he said what the city officials reported, that Kake Gakuen was “the prime minister’s matter.” However, Ehime Governor Tokihiro Nakamura was quite unhappy with Tadao Yanase’s testimony before the Diet, especially the part where he cast doubt on the accounts given by the prefectural officials about what was said in the meeting. The governor essentially called Yanase a liar, and released documentary evidence to prove it.

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Yeah.

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Japan's real GDP growth rate
SOURCE: Japan Ministry of Internal Affairs
Real GDP growth of -0.6% in the first quarter of 2018
Kek.

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japs are BASED

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>The Japanese economics profession is just as dominated by neoclassical and statist thinking as anywhere else in the world.

>AEN: But Hayek is better known than Mises in Japan?
>OKON: Of course, and in fact, the collected works of Hayek are already published in Japanese. The reason is not only related to his Nobel Prize. Hayek's works contain a somewhat ambivalent attitude toward the state and government. They can be read and welcomed by a variety of thinkers from left to right.
>In some ways, the ambiguity of Hayek's works is in harmony with our culture and tradition. We Japanese often avoid making our opinions clear and strict. In contrast, Mises is always clear. He doesn't allow for diverse interpretation. That may be considered too radical in Japan. Hayek was invited to Japan several times, but, alas, Mises never was!
>mises.org/library/austrian-economics-japan-interview-hiroyuki-okon

Yep. He just copy pastes the talking points his employers give the troll farm to create posts about.

Bad form, very lazy not coming up with full posts based on them. He shouldn't be getting paid for that.

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