Japanese Yen has Crashed to Lowest Level since 1990 as BoJ Relaxes Yield Curve & Inflation Problems - Joe Blogs

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The Japanese Yen has Crashed to Lowest Level since 1990 as BoJ Relaxes the Yield Curve & Inflation Problems persist. Japan has been trapped in a LIQUIDITY TRAP NIGHTMARE since the early 1990's. Following 30 years of expansion Japan was tipped to Overtake the USA as the largest economy in the World. However the rapid growth saw the development of a simultaneous Real Estate Bubble and Stock Market Bubble at the end of the 1980's. Both of these Bubbles BURST in spectacular style and Japan has never managed to recover. In this video I look at the current problems and discuss the challenges that Japan now faces.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
235 POPULATION PYRAMID
7:32 INFLATION
8:35 INTEREST RATES
10:13 G20
11:12 QUANTITATIVE EASING
13:27 YIELD CURVE CONTROL
15:38 YEN
16:28 SUMMARY & CONCLUSION

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2. Look to Japan

If you want to see what happens to our economy if we continue to run deficits like we have been.