The stagnation thesis corresponds to the analysis of the JPY banking system by Richard Werner and his Princes of the Yen. He also argues that the dynamic of the last 30 years has been the cause of the political choice. But if we drift into a world with several economic zones, then the whole strategy has to come apart. It's being argued …
The stagnation thesis corresponds to the analysis of the JPY banking system by Richard Werner and his Princes of the Yen. He also argues that the dynamic of the last 30 years has been the cause of the political choice. But if we drift into a world with several economic zones, then the whole strategy has to come apart. It's being argued that Japan has not yet decided to whether join AUKUS formation or join SCO. The latter would be a better choice for economy, but the former is likely due to the fact that US has boots on the ground.
I think the Japanese will take a close look at the US and China, and then throw their lot in with whoever looks like winning to be honest... lets just hope China does not crack quantum computing first!
The stagnation thesis corresponds to the analysis of the JPY banking system by Richard Werner and his Princes of the Yen. He also argues that the dynamic of the last 30 years has been the cause of the political choice. But if we drift into a world with several economic zones, then the whole strategy has to come apart. It's being argued that Japan has not yet decided to whether join AUKUS formation or join SCO. The latter would be a better choice for economy, but the former is likely due to the fact that US has boots on the ground.
Sounds like a good book! Will add to the pile.
I think the Japanese will take a close look at the US and China, and then throw their lot in with whoever looks like winning to be honest... lets just hope China does not crack quantum computing first!