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Japan’s labor market is very rigid, and I’ve heard that’s one of the reasons they have a hard time attracting global talent. Is this something they need to change in order to stay competitive in a rapidly changing world?
Japan has a reputation for being a global tech leader, but with rising competition from China and South Korea, can they continue to hold on to that title? I think Japan’s future economic strategy might need to be more aggressive.
It’s crazy how reliant Mexico is on remittances from its citizens working abroad, especially in the U.S. Remittances make up such a significant part of the economy, but that’s also a sign of how many people in Mexico are still struggling to find good job opportunities at home.
Japan’s approach to economic growth seems so steady, but it also feels like it’s stuck in the past in some ways. I read that their debt is over 200% of GDP, which seems unsustainable. Anyone have thoughts on how they can solve this long-term?