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Japan’s Bubble-Burst: Why Sweden Recovered, Japan Didn’t?
In the 1990s, Japan’s economy imploded in history’s biggest bubble burst-and still hasn’t recovered. But here’s the thing: Sweden faced an equally catastrophic crash… and came out stronger!
So what deadly mistake did Japan make… and what’s the secret Sweden used to escape economic hell? Let’s break it down
00:00 Imagine a Nation...
00:40 Disclaimer
00:59 #1 Sweden's Bubble - A Mirror of Japan
03:36 #2 Sweden's Hard Reset
06:09 #3 Japan's Missed Chance
09:00 #4 Japan's Turnaround?
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Tokyo’s Secret Ski Train: Straight to the World’s Best Powder
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When I was searching for the easiest way to reach Japan’s legendary powder skiing in Hakuba, I stumbled upon this incredible train, and it was so good I had to share! 00:00 Japan: The world’s best ski paradise! 00:54 You don't need to drive! 01:28 The Azusa Ski Express Train 03:44 Why Hakuba for skiing? 05:20 Guide to booking Azusa Ski Express 06:57 I am NOT sponsored :( 07:40 Japan is amazing...
The World's Fastest Disappearing City
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Explore why this city is disappearing faster than any other, and what it means for its people. Intro 00:00 World's fastest vanishing city 00:24 History of... 01:53 ... Today 06:21 Young people? 07:49 How to save this city? 08:56 Outro 13:21
Masayoshi Son: Trump's Second Most Favorite Billionaire?
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How come Donald Trump chose to meet Masayoshi Son, a mad Japanese tech billionaire, before Japan’s prime minister?! This is the story of how Masa rose from humble beginnings as a Korean-Japanese outcast to become Japan’s most daring, controversial, and unstoppable businessman! TRNGL - Japan Today: th-cam.com/video/zXk0sHmNKuM/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TRNGL 00:00 The Man, The Myth, The Legend 01:3...
Are Japanese Stocks a Bubble Waiting to Burst?
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What's Next for SEGA?
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I forgot to post this video earlier-it’s the summary of what’s next for Sega. And right after the video was made, Amazon Prime dropped the trailer for the new Yakuza series! Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/B4tmmzh2PfA/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=PrimeVideo
How SEGA Became a Gambling Company
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Discover how Sega's merger with pachinko giant Sammy Corporation saved the company but came at a steep cost to its reputation. For more stories like this, visit www.konichivalue.com/
SEGA: Japan's Most Forgotten Company?
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We all know the story of SEGA's spectacular rise and fall, but what happened when the dust settled, and what is SEGA up to now? For more content like this, visit: www.konichivalue.com/ 00:00 SEGA's Rise & Fall 02:29 The Rest of the Story 04:08 SEGA Becomes a Hotel Company? 06:45 A Deal with the Devil 08:24 Sega still had Skin in the Game 10:30 Enter the Movie Industry 12:53 SEGA Doubles-Down on...
Top 5 Lowest Paying Jobs in Japan
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If you think you're underpaid, think again! These companies in Japan offer shockingly low salaries for high-skilled jobs, and because quitting is still taboo, they manage to keep their employees... Link to my newsletter: www.konichivalue.com/ 00:00 Intro 01:17 #1 Techno Creative 02: 35 #2 Willtech 03:20 #3 AidMa Marketing Communications 04:01 #4 Happiness & D 05:07 #5 AHC Group 06:10 The full t...
Japanese Slangs are so Weird
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This is a bit different from what I’m used to doing, but understanding one of Japan’s weirdest quirks is key to getting how Japanese people think. If you want more on Japan, check out www.konichivalue.com/ for extra insights. 00:00 The structure of Japanese 00:55 Japanese culture 01:21 Bastardized English 02:53 Japan's harassment culture 04:23 My favorite Japanese Slangs 06:38 Outro
Game Show Edition: Japan's Next Prime Minister
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Game Show Edition: Japan's Next Prime Minister
Working in Japan: How bad is it REALLY?
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My Honest Feelings about Living in Japan
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Japan, Not China, Dominates Southeast Asia 🛕
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Japan's EV Nightmare: Can They Catch Up Before It's Too Late?
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Buying an Abandoned House in Japan: Jarrod Spills the Tea (Podcast)
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Top Stock Picks with Yuka from JapaneseIPO
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Why Kyoto is the Worst-Run City in Japan
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Why Kyoto is the Worst-Run City in Japan
Japanese Trains are Getting Worse
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Japanese Trains are Getting Worse
Top 5 Worst Companies in Japan to Work For
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Top 5 Worst Companies in Japan to Work For
From Karate Kid to Shōgun: Hollywood’s Journey Toward Authentic Japan
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The Companies That Created Modern Japan
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The Companies That Created Modern Japan
How to Find Japan's Haunted Houses
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How to Find Japan's Haunted Houses
How to stock-pick in Japan
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How to stock-pick in Japan
Japan's 87-Year-Old Stock Market Guru: From Rice Farmer to Billion-Yen Fortune
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Japan's 87-Year-Old Stock Market Guru: From Rice Farmer to Billion-Yen Fortune
Japan's Problem with Innovation - Richard Katz
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Japan's Problem with Innovation - Richard Katz
What the Price of a Big Mac Tells You About Japan's Economy
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What the Price of a Big Mac Tells You About Japan's Economy
Why is Japan So Cheap?
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Why is Japan So Cheap?
Japan's Gigantic Adult Industry Explained
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Japan's Gigantic Adult Industry Explained
City Pop: Why is Gen Z Obsessed with 40-Year-Old Japanese Songs?
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City Pop: Why is Gen Z Obsessed with 40-Year-Old Japanese Songs?

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  • @citrusblast4372
    @citrusblast4372 23 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา

    Bubble bu

  • @1crafter176
    @1crafter176 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Honestly, all of these proposals are really good and I'm surprised they're not already a thing in Japan Like, in the UK, we have some dynamic pricing for our long-distance railways, and it means I (as a uni student) can travel back home because I go at a cheaper time (and buy in advance) and buisness travellers can travel at better times for them (which are more expensive) And with the Maglev, yea it'd be cool to have it, but it's absolutely not worth it at this point, JR/the government should put that money that's been earmarked for it and instead spend it on the shinkansen and local lines. The shinkansen is already faster than the plane, it'd be better to increase the shinkansen capacity than to build another, lower capacity line that makes journies faster.

  • @matematikspmlegasi3245
    @matematikspmlegasi3245 วันที่ผ่านมา

    house much the price for the abandon house ?

  • @azad9294
    @azad9294 วันที่ผ่านมา

    The problem with Japan is they prioritize saving face. If they correct the mistakes of the past, it means they admit that the past governments are commiting mistakes thus bringing shame to it. This is also the reason why their judicial system is fucked up. If you're wrongly arrested, yeah good luck on getting out scot free. Letting you go without punishment means they have to admit they wrongly arrested you thus bringing shame to the police. Anothing thing is, they will try 300% of their effort to maintain their old ways no matter what. That's why they stagnate.

  • @真季野口
    @真季野口 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Come to visit Mt.Zao, Yamagata city, known as snow monsters!

  • @MadaraUchiha-qq6op
    @MadaraUchiha-qq6op วันที่ผ่านมา

    let me guess ur mom is ramen and dad is köttbullar

  • @fredrikbergquist5734
    @fredrikbergquist5734 วันที่ผ่านมา

    The crisis in Japan began historically partly with the Plaza Accords coerced to them by the US. They are trying to do the same with China but it will not work.

  • @VaskoGG
    @VaskoGG วันที่ผ่านมา

    Thanks for the video! Interesting to check how are they doing now and what’s the situation. Their stock price has done quite well since your video :)

  • @predabot__6778
    @predabot__6778 วันที่ผ่านมา

    "Convinced that property is the safest best in the universe" <- This sounds like current-day China. ;) Their economy has proven surprisingly resilient though - GDP still met the 5% target, even though nobody thought it would. Hopefully they're going towards even greater stagnation soon though - god knows the world doesn't need the CCP destabilizing it even further.

  • @AmiraLelani
    @AmiraLelani วันที่ผ่านมา

    Also K pop artists who also speak Japanese like Felix from Stray Kids did 'Stay With Me' live in concert. This also helped and new artists going covers of city pop. As an American the sound is the sound of hope for the future,falling jn love and looking positively to the future.

  • @StraightcheD
    @StraightcheD 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    City pop influenced so many things like video game music and anime songs. So I suspect many people have been exposed to the essence of it indirectly through other medium, as if to prepare them for their eventual "awakening" to the genre, so-to-speak.

  • @uwagajedzietramwaj_
    @uwagajedzietramwaj_ 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    in the 90s Japan saw the rise of two economic behemoths in its own backyard, that’s the key reason behind its stagnation

    • @reinpinebook825
      @reinpinebook825 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Not really. It's much more or overprotectionism due to their complacencies and the fact that the zombie corporations are the coffers of Jiminto, the ruling party.

  • @inverbi
    @inverbi 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Thank you, a good work. Your approach is interesting, unfortunately I did not agreed on all your stances - but I shall subscribe. It is wonderful to be able connecting and be given different outlooks at a fingertip, sometimes hours and hour of information and discussions, at a single topic, distinguished from when legacy media dominated the scene.

  • @eskay2012
    @eskay2012 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Have been to Nagasaki & Sasebo, it is very beautiful and relaxing destinations. Everyone must go and visit

  • @freemanol
    @freemanol 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    China is not even in a recession, it's not really comparable.

    • @reinpinebook825
      @reinpinebook825 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Who says it wasn't? CGTN? China Daily? Global Times? Li Keqiang admitted that the numbers of China are as fake as Toshiba's numbers. Where is he now? ☠️...

  • @opensky6580
    @opensky6580 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Why shoud they need desperatly foreign money. You keep making claims without evidence

  • @opensky6580
    @opensky6580 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    What were the core issues. How did austerity and letting them fail address the core issues.

  • @FBAagent
    @FBAagent 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    This is the power of Swedish or Scandinavian sense of equality (in contrast to Japanese or Asian sense of hierarchy)

  • @やる気熱々
    @やる気熱々 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    スウェーデンは移民問題でヨーロッパの中で最も治安が悪い地域になりつつあります。回復したと言えますか?

  • @lokalkakan
    @lokalkakan 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Somethings are more expensive then a modern wellfare system and that's propping up banks and corporations

  • @lokalkakan
    @lokalkakan 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    1:13 i didn't know Ted was a banker in the 80s :D

  • @tfl-larsm24
    @tfl-larsm24 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Agree with @joyg2526; it came with a tremendous cost for private citizens who lost the value their housing. On the other side, as said, we had a significant recovery. However, Sweden is on the brink of a new crash because so many want to become millionaires through housing. The cost of properties is back to early 1990s disaster.

  • @dariusaasin5580
    @dariusaasin5580 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    It wasn't possible for Japan in 80's and now it is almost impossible to turnaround because Sweden was fortunate enough that it is a free country and Japan was occupied by US. Sweden was fortunate to implement socialist policy due to fact that Europe was not alien with socialism and Japan being an Ally of US can't even think to follow the socialism path back then and even today it can't.

  • @roc7880
    @roc7880 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Japan did not allow massive immigration to fix the pension gap.

    • @reinpinebook825
      @reinpinebook825 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

      More spending, more taxes.

  • @aburakadabura2
    @aburakadabura2 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I thought that the only place in Japan where you could enjoy powder snow was Hokkaido. It seems you can enjoy powder snow near Tokyo as well.

  • @edmiya
    @edmiya 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    There is a bigger problem called "Nihonjiron" (As a Cultural Nationalism and exceptionalism) witch explain why always pride and it arrogance takes over resuting in the blindness that lead to mistakes, wrong decisions the why always history ends bad in this nation, on the other hand it helps people to ignore, justify and even protect the serious flaws and problems that was supposed to be addressed instead, and why the Japanese government still about apparences and covenience (it overwrite the need of changes) instead of results and sustainability.

  • @ΔημήτριοςΚαραβασίλης-ω5λ
    @ΔημήτριοςΚαραβασίλης-ω5λ 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    There is no comparison between those countries. Cultural superiority gave the lobotomized Japan an edge over the West. Japan achieved its 1st and 2nd economic miracles by the 1890s and 1980s. Both times, the West demonized, attacked, destroyed and blamed Japan in the typical Narcissistic, Crusader, 1st Reich fashion! History is savagely counterfeited by the Narcissists. Humanity is the victim of the Western BIG LIE. The Big Lie is an unprecedentedly overwhelming propaganda of mammoth lies, so colossal that nobody would have had the impedance to challenge their credibility.

  • @jjj8317
    @jjj8317 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I don't know if Immigration is the solution. Immigration caused more problem than what they solved in Europe. In Canada Immigration caused massive youth unemployment and a lot of ethnic tension I had never seen. Japanese people would go crazy is they had the issues that London and Toronto have with Immigration, even immigrants in those cities want it to stop

    • @reinpinebook825
      @reinpinebook825 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Canada became a welfare state and imposed a carbon tax. It prioritized first DEI than its on personal needs.

  • @krunkle5136
    @krunkle5136 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Sweden is NOT doing good.

    • @grisflyt
      @grisflyt 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Depends on your metrics. Europe is in a recession right now, because they decided to wage war on their own economy in order to hurt Russia. What idiot says no to cheap energy? Talk about cutting off your nose to spite your face. Europe is the big loser in the Ukraine conflict. After Ukraine, of course. All the property, factories etc. owned by European companies are now Russian property. Russia and the United States are the only winners in it. All this even though everybody knew Ukraine didn't stand a chance against Russia. The big problem with the West since 2003 is the rise of neo-McCarthyism. You couldn't criticize the Iraq War without being accused of being a Saddam supporter or, in the US, of being anti-America. At best you would be accused of defeatism. If you said Ukraine doesn't stand a chance against Russia, you get accused of being a Putin puppet. Online you're called a Russian bots. Russia has no interest in taking Ukraine. It's only interested in the parts with a majority Russian population. A population that welcomes Russia. Putin isn't stupid. America's longest war (Afghanistan) ended in humiliating defeat. It's true that the Taliban won because of American incompetence and ineptitude. But fact remains. Ukraine is a 1000 billion times harder to take, and especially, keep than Afghanistan. Everybody knows this. But that not what Western leaders and media tell you. They are spreading propaganda to make you fear Russia. Sorry for the rant. But Europe created its own situation. The refugee crisis of 2015 was created by Europe and the US. There are more sub-Saharan Africans living in Libya than in the entire Europe. _Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi says the EU should pay Libya at least 5bn euros (£4bn; $6.3bn) a year to stop illegal African immigration and avoid a "black Europe"._ www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-11139345 The European leaders knew this and let it happen. Whatever one thinks of a situation, one must stick to the facts.

  • @skasteve6528
    @skasteve6528 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I'm not a fan of austerity for austerity's sake. Too many countries use it for problems that it can not fix. In this case though, austerity worked. Allowing banks to fail helped concentrate the minds of bankers, failure of a bank was an option. Bankers tend to think less of their bonuses and more of survival under those circumstance. The main difference between Sweden and Japan though, is that one man had the courage to stand by his convictions. Successive Japanese leaders have kicked the problem down the road, in the hope it would go away. I'm not picking on Japan or it's leaders here, I doubt if many countries would follow the same path as Sweden did.

  • @armchairwarrior963
    @armchairwarrior963 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    LOL sweden has worse problems now with "migrants".

  • @MekarWB
    @MekarWB 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    If Sweden had gone halfway with the austerity they would be completely stagnant now. They made the right choice. Cutting spending is the only actual way to get out of a debt crisis.

  • @nickbush6781
    @nickbush6781 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Austerity measures usually do not foster economic growth.

    • @reggie69.
      @reggie69. 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

      PIGS countries looking away after literally carrying the European economies since 2022 despite austerity

  • @nekomarulupin
    @nekomarulupin 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    The true difference between Sweden and Japan is Sweden was allowed to have a change of leadership.

  • @guidosillaste4297
    @guidosillaste4297 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    lesson dont feed the banks. They are parasites.

  • @lordtraxroy
    @lordtraxroy 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Japan is a ultra capitalist nation that is overly focus on hirachal structure instead let these companies go and reinvest all the money in the social welfare infrastructur

  • @lordtraxroy
    @lordtraxroy 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Ngl nordic nations as a whole has been always the number 1 in the world economically and socially

    • @krunkle5136
      @krunkle5136 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      They didn't produce much. Japan has well deserved pride.

    • @xtr.7662
      @xtr.7662 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Not always id say starting in the 90s since both japan and the usa had higher gdps per capita

  • @samuelt2204
    @samuelt2204 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Your analysis is good, well structured, and on point. I agree and also believe that Japan need to have significant change in the way they handle things in politics and economics issues. Maintaining status quo looks good on surface, but it will destroy Japan in the long run. So they need to do the right thing.

  • @brandonchin8875
    @brandonchin8875 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Your video shows that strong political will is the only thing that gets in the way of economic recovery and good management

  • @BuenoSuertes
    @BuenoSuertes 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Iceland also recovered from the GFC 2008-9 faster and stronger than the other PIIGS. They did something similar to Sweden here: ate the losses, burned the banks and suffered a deep but rather short recession. Could this be a Nordic exception for dealing with economic crises?

  • @markgriessie3697
    @markgriessie3697 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Maybe not economicle but japans society isnt destroyed liked the swedish one

    • @cerovec123
      @cerovec123 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Its not like the Japanese society is particularly healthy with overworking and ultralow birthrate combined with an aging society

    • @xtr.7662
      @xtr.7662 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      ​@@cerovec123overworking was much worse back in those days it has only gotten better its nowhere near eu countries or even america but it is getting bettet

    • @uwagajedzietramwaj_
      @uwagajedzietramwaj_ 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@cerovec123Japan’s birth rate is average by European standards, quite decent by East Asian ones

  • @ihaveanova
    @ihaveanova 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Babe wake up, konichi-value dropped

  • @kevinroberts8441
    @kevinroberts8441 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Japan is basically reverse Robin hood they steal from the poor and give to the rich. The bubble isn't the problem with Japan it was the massive government spending on useless projects you can't spend your way out of debt. Most Japanese companies no longer exist but Toyota and Honda. It's not zombie companies It's zombie people they spend all day looking like they're working while doing very little. It's not a lost decade It's a lost century. Most young people should leave if they know what is good for them that's better than paying for your grandparents drunk spending spree in the 80s

  • @MrPeddapee
    @MrPeddapee 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    And the Swedish currency (SEK) has been declining against all major currencies since then. When the EU started talk about ECY or EUR nowadays it was worth 7 SEK. Now a EUR is around 11.5 SEK. That is about 40 % difference 😢

    • @olleani
      @olleani 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Doesn't that make Swedish products attractive export-wise?

    • @koisose0
      @koisose0 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      it is i think everywhere bro our founding father shouldnt use interest at the first place now it will inflate everyday twice in sunday

    • @lubricustheslippery5028
      @lubricustheslippery5028 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@olleani It also makes stuff expensive for the Swedish people. So good for companies that export and bad for companies that imports and the people.

    • @olleani
      @olleani 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@lubricustheslippery5028 yea hmm. Isn't there any way to make the currency stronger?

    • @lubricustheslippery5028
      @lubricustheslippery5028 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@olleani They gave up to have an fixed exchange rate to Euro in the 1990 crisis. To let the value of the currency fall is one of the big things that lets the economy go with the effect of an poorer population

  • @FABRCTR
    @FABRCTR 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Would love to use this Train option if they had better (or different) Travel Times. I'm not interested in wasting 8am-12pm thats the best part of the day.

  • @objetivista686
    @objetivista686 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Mass Immigration would be just another problem if Japan choice for it and it's again a way to pretend to tackle issues without really doing it face to face.

  • @BS-vm5bt
    @BS-vm5bt 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Is that why our society is collapsing. Swedish going to hell anyways, our health care system does not work, our education system is down the drain and our economy is going to implode eventually. You ignoring the part of stability and reliability. Sweden is worse of then denmark because they danes, norwegians and the finns kept their social democratic system while we swedes abandon it. People always ignore the other part that is destroying our society, we are going to suffer more in the long run. Until we go back to the system that actually worked. Maybe the american economy imploding because of neoliberal stupidity might get people to wake up. The is one simple rule within all business and governments. Input and output. When you start to mess with the input part of the government, things starts to decay, eventually things will be far more expensive to maintain. This is why our trains barely work, why health care system does not work and why our education system is imploding. If people stop investing in the future there will be no future. I do not know if you have heard about what is happening to our education and healthcare system. I remember when I was a child during the 2000s, we did not have these gigantic waiting times. We neither had did not have a school system that barely functions. We did not have the warzones that currently exist here. Everything got its own costs and I see how it all is going to implode soon enough. Because rule nr1 you never mess with a nations stability since a unstable nation always ends up being poorer. Short term gains for long term costs.

    • @Zalazaar
      @Zalazaar 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Ok doomer lol

    • @bennelong8451
      @bennelong8451 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@Zalazaarhe didnt even mention the Muslim gangs slowly but surely taking over the country. They’ve been doing bombing apartments, cars and etc daily Murders are a daily occurrence here. Recently Salwan Momika got assasinated for burning korans and no ones been arrested for it. So yea

    • @MekarWB
      @MekarWB 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Sweden's modern instability was borne out of importing third-world savages into the nation en masse.

    • @cerovec123
      @cerovec123 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      The cuts were necessary, if not the consequences would eventually have been worse. Alot of the problems in education and health care stem from political policy. Because we went through the austerity we now have the financial means to start reinvesting in those fields again.

  • @joyg2526
    @joyg2526 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I think Sweden prospered DESPITE the austerity to the people. The only good thing about the austerity measures were the financial institutions were punished. th-cam.com/video/FATQ0Yf0Fhc/w-d-xo.html

    • @ogukuo97
      @ogukuo97 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

      I always wondered whether back in 2008, the assistance had went directly to the debtors instead of the banks and the banks punished for their irresponsibility, whether things would have recovered faster and future episodes less likely.

    • @joyg2526
      @joyg2526 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@ogukuo97 I think the recovery would've been faster. There is no economy or country without it's people.

    • @konichivalue
      @konichivalue 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Depends on how you cut. You should read about the Danish Kartoffelkuren (Potato Cure). In the 80s, Denmark's unemployment was nearing 10%, inflation was in double digits, and the budget deficit was spiraling. The government responded with a 20% tax on consumer loans, cutting the tax deductibility of mortgage interest from 73% in 1986 to 33%, and tightening fiscal policy. Crucially, they also introduced flexicurity, making it easier to hire and fire workers while maintaining strong social protections. Denmark’s GDP per capita surged and now, it's one of the richest nations in the world

    • @joyg2526
      @joyg2526 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@konichivalue I think this worked for Denmark because the government kept the social programs/protections.

  • @ringkunmori
    @ringkunmori 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    It sounds like Goran largely let the market do it's thing. I've seen a meme referencing this making as if it was Government intervention that resolved the bubble, of course making it socialist anti-capitalist message, but the video makes an opposite case, where the Government actively took libertarian policies.

  • @antrumkfpsalatschleuder8768
    @antrumkfpsalatschleuder8768 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    The worst Thing that Japan can do is to increase Migration! I rather live in a Country that has huge amount of dept than a multicultural hellhole that is just a few Social Media Posts away from a civil war and You have to worry about getting raped by some Migrant that shouldnt be here in the First Place.