What s the real estate bubble in Japan?

Japan's housing bubble is mainly due to the effect of Japan's contraction policy, but Japan's ** does not take the initiative to puncture the bubble.

Anyway, Japan will be a country that will be flooded by the sea sooner or later, as long as the earth's temperature rises and the glaciers melt...

This is an animated analysis of the housing price crash caused by the bursting of the real estate bubble that occurred in Japan.

It's the same with our real estate bubble.

After the real estate bubble in Japan, the economy was driven by the development of light industry, the development of the manufacturing industry and the emergence of new energy.

Since the collapse of the real estate economy, Japan has also begun to develop other industries, mainly light industry-based industries, Japan has begun to introduce advanced technology to other countries to develop in its own country, and the Japanese economy has begun to recover slowly.

Then Japan began to develop oil resources and began to develop new energy sources. Japan itself has a lot of energy due to its geographical location.

Japan's economy is growing now because of the development of the education sector. Since the real estate crash, Japan has been vigorously developing its education sector, and it has also received support from the United States.

After the bursting of the bubble in Japan's economy, it is worth a lot.

For example: ****, ****, paper**, spot** and physical **. However, it is best to consult industry insiders when buying, and do not buy indiscriminately, so as not to cause financial losses.

It has been used as currency for thousands of years since ancient times. And paper money replaces the ** but decades of history. As mentioned above, the money in hand just represents **. It is because of the scarcity of **, there is only so much in the world, and paper money can be printed by a printing machine.

What is the impact of the housing bubble on the economy:

1. Financial crisis.

The real estate industry is closely related to banks, so once the bubble bursts in the real estate industry, the banks will be the biggest victims, which will directly lead to the financial crisis.

2. Imbalance in economic and social structure.

During the economic bubble, a large amount of money is invested in real estate, which will not only lead to an increase in the investment budget due to land prices, and make investment unprofitable, but also make a large amount of idle or low-use land that is already rare, and the tendency of land speculation is becoming increasingly prominent.

3. Production and consumption crisis.

After the real estate bubble, the economy will be depressed, the stock price will be **, and the financial operation of the enterprise will gradually fall into trouble.

4. Triggering a political and social crisis.

If the housing bubble bursts and the economy suffers a crisis, a large number of factories will close down, unemployment will soar, and crime will increase dramatically during the financial crisis. <>

After the bursting of the bubble in Japan's economy, it is worth a lot. Lifting the chain.

It has been used as currency for thousands of years since ancient times. And paper money replaces the ** but decades of history. As mentioned above, the money in hand just represents **.

It is because of the scarcity of the world, and paper money can be printed by a money printing machine, just as the United States announced that it would print 600 billion US dollars, and **** immediately rose sharply.

**Reasons for value preservation:

1. Rare. **It is a rare metal, and the reserves are even more limited. Human beings have mined only 170,000 tons of ** for more than 6,000 years, and cast them into a gold ingot, which is about 20 meters square, all of which are given to individuals, and the average is only 22 grams per person.

The actual use of ** for jewelry and personal collection adds up to about 80,000 tons, and it is only 15 meters square to cast into a gold ingot, with an average of only grams per person.

2. It is irreplaceable.

It is a unique and scarce natural element, a non-renewable resource, which has fewer reserves on the earth than other metals, and has remained stable for the past two decades. **With a unique set of physical and chemical properties and a good balance between usability and scarcity, it underpins its importance.

3. It has unique dual attributes.

As one of the earliest metals discovered and utilized by mankind, it has been used as a trading tool and value carrier for more than 2,000 years, and is held by institutional investors, individual investors and banks in various countries. Today, it is widely used in the investment, jewellery, central bank reserves and technology sectors, making it both a consumer product and an important investment asset.

4. ** has monetary attributes.

With the rise of commodity trading, ** has become the general equivalent of the commodity exchange medium because of its stable, easily divided, scarce and high-value characteristics. **As a medium of exchange and a measure of wealth, it has a history of thousands of years and plays an important role in the field of financial integration of human society. <>

Personally, I believe that Japan's past real estate bubble had a huge impact on society, triggering a financial crisis for many families, and banks facing bankruptcy, resulting in a downturn in Japan's economic development, and a decrease in the desire of the masses to consume.

After squeezing out the real estate bubble, this change occurred in the Japanese economy: the commodities on the market began to decrease, and they no longer paid attention to the blindness, but began to take the road of high quality and low prices; Housing prices**, the consumption power of residents who have not bought a house has increased significantly, so that corporate profits have begun to increase, thereby depressing **.