Interaction and analysis of Chinese and Japanese economies

China and Japan have always maintained close economic ties and are important partners of each other. Over the past few decades, Japan has been one of China's three largest partners, and China is Japan's number one partner. Therefore, the state of the Japanese economy will have a certain degree of impact on China's economy, which is manifested in the following ways:

1.Impact on China's export market: China is one of Japan's important export markets, and external factors such as economic crisis and protectionism may have an impact on Japan's exports, which in turn will have an impact on China's imports.

2.Investment and technical cooperation: Japan is one of China's major foreign investment countries, and Japanese companies have a large number of investment and business activities in China, which has driven China's industrial development and competitiveness in the world market.

In addition, the close cooperation between Chinese and Japanese enterprises in R&D and technology exchanges has also played an important role in China's economy.

3.Monetary policy and financial markets: The Bank of Japan's monetary policy, especially changes in the yen's exchange rate and interest rates, may affect China's export competitiveness, investment activities, foreign exchange reserves and other economic activities.

In general, the economic relationship between China and Japan is very close, and mutual influence is inevitable. On the basis of stable and healthy cooperation between the two sides, promoting mutual economic benefit and win-win results between China and Japan will help promote the development of the entire Asia-Pacific region and the global economy.

Look at other people's faces, for example, if China boycotts Japanese products and expels Japanese factories, then 70% of Japanese people will be able to do business, which is called economic globalization!

We can't fully elaborate on this issue, but I will give you a rough explanation from two aspects:

1. Industry.

As we all know, Japan's land area is only equivalent to a slightly larger province in China, and its narrow geographical area determines that it cannot become a country with a large number of natural resources, so more than 90% of Japan's natural resources depend on imports, which raises a problem, if Japan's relations with countries with a large number of natural resources in the world deteriorate, and the resource-exporting countries cut off their resources to Japan**, or raise the resources**, Japan's industrial production will stagnate, It may not be a fatal blow to Japan in the short term, but what about the long term? Can a country as highly dependent on foreign countries as Japan hold?

2. Agriculture.

Japan is already a small country, so how much land can be used for agricultural production in the mountains, waters, and production and residential land that cannot be used outside? Don't forget that Japan is now a country with a population of hundreds of millions, and its food consumption is also very large, even though Japan is surrounded by the sea and has a large ocean area, rich in fishery resources, but now that the world's fishery resources are decreasing, the marine fishery resources it can use are also decreasing, besides, Japan can't always rely on fish to live, right? After all, they still need food, but throughout the world, most of the food production is concentrated in a few countries in a large area and a few countries in western Europe, which dominate the world grain market.

What would be the consequences if these countries or some of the big countries cut off the world food market, and what would happen to a country like Japan, which is highly dependent on food imports, if there was no food to buy?

Disadvantages: poor anti-risk ability, once his energy supplier stops the transmission of energy, his production is easily paralyzed; The lack of economic independence will lead to the loss of much initiative in international interactions; increased international insecurity; The cost of production is higher than that of energy countries. Pros:

Japan focuses on energy conservation; development of new energy sources; building a circular economy; Leading the world in energy-saving technology. That is, it is highly dependent on foreign countries and is easily affected by foreign economic conditions. It will produce poor anti-risk ability, and once his energy supplier stops the transmission of energy, his production is easily paralyzed; The lack of economic independence will lead to the loss of much initiative in international interactions; increased international insecurity; The cost of production is higher than that of energy countries.

1.Economic data is easily affected by the international market and fluctuates, and food, raw materials, semi-finished products, commodities, etc. need to be imported in large quantities, and the self-satisfaction rate is low. 2.

National conditions determine that it is necessary to seek stable partners or strategic partners in the international community to ensure that relevant materials can be imported smoothly. 3.The internal digestion capacity of commodities is low, and the international market needs to be continuously expanded.

4.The lack of resources and dependence on foreign countries determine that it is impossible to form a complete industrial chain, and the economic structure is unstable. Seek adoption.

Japan's economic dependence on foreign countries is not as great as imagined, and Japan's dependence on external sources is industrial raw materials, agricultural and sideline food, and energy. Japan's huge population (more than 100 million people) and affluent citizens can generate a huge consumer market. Because Japan's technology is very advanced, it is difficult for foreign companies to enter the market where they compete with Japanese companies, so the domestic market in Japan is basically divided up by Japanese companies, and it is difficult for foreign companies to gain a foothold in Japan.

The investment of Japanese companies overseas is completely capital expansion, and it is Japanese companies that are carving up the world market, the most typical is that the motorcycle market is completely occupied by Japan, and other brands in Europe and the United States are defeated by Japan.

Japan's economic strength is much stronger than imagined, and a very important factor affecting economic growth is that scientific and technological innovation drives economic growth, as long as Japan's science and technology continue to maintain its leading position, Japan's economy will not have major problems.

In a word, there is progress in the twists and turns