Ask an economic question about the economic crisis in Japan in the 80s!

Personal opinion: There is a reason for the withdrawal of foreign funds, not in the case that China's economy will continue to be withdrawn, but in their expectation that China's economy has been stretched too fast, will not rise, and then withdraw funds.

People who really buy houses in China are not used to live, only rich people, millions and tens of millions, and one purchase is more than n sets. The purpose is to one day, the house price ** and then sell, the so-called speculation. They don't mind if the price is in line with the real value of the house, as long as there is a profit from the purchase and sale.

So, house prices are getting higher and higher! (** and other capital goods have this feature).

Some of the foreign capital is invested in real estate, and the withdrawal of funds will cause housing prices to fluctuate. The market expects that housing prices will not rise. Therefore, the house holder is in a hurry to make a move, and the existing house in his hand, otherwise the house price will fall sharply, and it will be ** prison.

There was even panic selling, and later, it was better to accompany less and cut the meat below the purchase price.

Since the house price is much higher than its real value (land, manufacturing costs, migrant workers' wages, reasonable profits of the developer), there will be a lot of room for house prices. A 200% profit is not uncommon, so, the margin is significant. And their money has a life cycle, and they have to pay it back when it expires, so they are in a hurry to cash out.

The effect of real estate will also spread to **, and the current stock price is not known to be many times higher than the reasonable real value of each share.

However, it should be noted what is the proportion of foreign investment. Moreover, foreign capital is only here to get a piece of the pie, and the real reason is still in the development of China's capital market. Because foreign capital also has a life cycle (such as a one-year loan, which can only be used for one year), and when it expires, even if China's economy is optimistic, they have to withdraw funds to realize profits.

If it is its own funds, there is definitely no need to worry, the bank will force debts, and so on, and the domino effect will occur.

The Japanese economic crisis broke out relatively late, and it was not until the spring of 1930 that Japan was violently hit by the world economic crisis. 1929 During 1931, the number of important export commodities raw silk and cotton products decreased sharply, and the amount of exports decreased, and in 1932. In 1930, for example, Japan's exports to China (excluding exports to Northeast China) were about 40 percent lower than in 1926, the highest postwar year.

How much did the economic crisis of 1990 affect Japan? Don't believe it after reading it.

China's economic inflation nightmare is coming, and ordinary people are also looking for a safe haven.

Common ** this issue:

Everyone knows that finance and real estate have not recovered after the catastrophe.

Japan's multinational corporations, mergers and acquisitions around the world, share resources, and minerals, although they were affected, they quickly came out of the trough.

The service industry, due to the expansion of domestic demand, has developed in some areas.

What is certain is that there are some companies, led by Chinese business, not by American companies, and the impact is not significant, and even if there is an impact, it is quickly recovered.

Therefore, we are looking for the driving force for the development of the world economy in five or ten years, and we have found the direction.

Listen to Lang Xianping's lecture on it. There is also the book "Financial Defeat".