Japan GDP contracted 7.1%

[Beidou2020]

Japan is on its way out of the top 5 economies at this rate.

That country is properly finished.

What a joke Japan has become.

 

[Aepsilons]

The second chart I donot know it is dollar or yen.

Its in U.S Dollars.

For the car production. Do you know how many car factories are VW building in China? And the future plan. If there are some standards for eletr. car is accepted by Chinese government with VW and Benz, Japan is totally out for a few years.

Do you know how many manufacturing plants Japan has in China? Over 4,300 businesses are in China. Of these include: Toyota, Lexus, Nissan, Infiniti, Subaru, Kawasaki, Honda, Acura, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Suzuki, Ishikawajima Harima Heavy Industries, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Hino, Daihatsu, Canon, Citizen, Fujitsu, Hitachi, Seiko, Sharp, Sony, Yamaha et al.

The first chart says the problem. Notice that it is yen. When the yen is devaluated, the products from Japan is cheaper, there are more exports are normal.

The benefits of the devaluation of the Yen's is that Japanese products become more affordable, which we will see the manifestation in data trends in the upcoming fiscal year. And I predict it to increase, if the first quarter serves as basis of predictive validity.

Japan is totally out for a few years.

Data trends argue the otherwise. The first quarter's bilateral trade between Japan and China is already over $160 Billion mark. We expect that by the end of 2014, trade should have capped over $320 Billion, which is the same level during pre-crisis levels.

Despite your personal vendetta against Japan, trends show that both Japan and China normalizing, irrespective of political differences. Japan and China's bilateral trade is THE LARGEST in the entire Asia-Pacific Region.

 

[C130]

Japan is fine.

Japan is on its way out of the top 5 economies at this rate.

That country is properly finished.

What a joke Japan has become.

I would take this graph/esitmate with a grain of salt. Japan should be 5th largest economy in 2050.

woowee look at how China,India, and U.S dominate the world economy.

 

[Aepsilons]

Japan is fine.

I would take this graph/esitmate with a grain of salt. Japan should be 5th largest economy in 2050.

woowee look at how China,India, and U.S dominate the world economy.

Excellent graph. Saved and bookmarked.

 

[alaungphaya]

I wonder if the Russians will try to get the gang back together (reform the Russian Empire/USSR) to remain relevant.

 

[C130]

Excellent graph. Saved and bookmarked.

crazy how most of the 1st world countries economies don't grow that much in comparison to China,India, and even the U.S
real winners are Brazil and Mexico IMO

 

[kolinsky]

Its in U.S Dollars.



Do you know how many manufacturing plants Japan has in China? Over 4,300 businesses are in China. Of these include: Toyota, Lexus, Nissan, Infiniti, Subaru, Kawasaki, Honda, Acura, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Suzuki, Ishikawajima Harima Heavy Industries, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Hino, Daihatsu, Canon, Citizen, Fujitsu, Hitachi, Seiko, Sharp, Sony, Yamaha et al.




The benefits of the devaluation of the Yen's is that Japanese products become more affordable, which we will see the manifestation in data trends in the upcoming fiscal year. And I predict it to increase, if the first quarter serves as basis of predictive validity.



Data trends argue the otherwise. The first quarter's bilateral trade between Japan and China is already over $160 Billion mark. We expect that by the end of 2014, trade should have capped over $320 Billion, which is the same level during pre-crisis levels.

Despite your personal vendetta against Japan, trends show that both Japan and China normalizing, irrespective of political differences. Japan and China's bilateral trade is THE LARGEST in the entire Asia-Pacific Region.

Thanks for listing the companies in China, that is also the list how much market we can sale to EU and USA for politic and economic goods. If Japan keep on doing like today.

This Japanese market saling business must be done stage by stage, like your Abe Sensei breaks out the rules little by little. We are waiting for japanese's next mistake, We, china + whole western.

 

[Beidou2020]

Japan is fine.

I would take this graph/esitmate with a grain of salt. Japan should be 5th largest economy in 2050.

woowee look at how China,India, and U.S dominate the world economy.

Japanese economy is shrinking $1 trillion per year
Other countries don't have to even grow, Japan is self destructing.

Japan is well and truly finished.

 

[C130]

Japanese economy is shrinking $1 trillion per year
Other countries don't have to even grow, Japan is self destructing.

Japan is well and truly finished.

$1 trillion per year OMG they'll disappear by 2017
where will I get my manga and weird **** now???

 

[Aepsilons]

Thanks for listing the companies in China, that is also the list how much market we can sale to EU and USA for politic and economic goods. If Japan keep on doing like today.

This Japanese market saling business must be done stage by stage, like your Abe Sensei breaks out the rules little by little. We are waiting for japanese's next mistake, We, china + whole western.

The trade between China and individual European countries is insignificant compared to the trade with Japan. Trends shows that this will increase to pre-crisis levels by the end of 2014, with potential to exceed pre-crisis levels by 2015. Naturally I'm happy to see the normalization. This is a Win - Win scenario for both Japan and China.

I'm sure that you don't like to see this, but its important for one to absorb the reality in the ground and not in some fantasy within one's head.One has to divorce reality from fantasy.


Regards,

$1 trillion per year OMG they'll disappear by 2017
where will I get my manga and weird **** now???

 

[Neptune]

my dear dear friend, are you sure your GDP is not $10,782 in 2013?

That member asked the GDP PPP...check it out

 

[kolinsky]

The trade between China and individual European countries is insignificant compared to the trade with Japan. Trends shows that this will increase to pre-crisis levels by the end of 2014, with potential to exceed pre-crisis levels by 2015. Naturally I'm happy to see the normalization. This is a Win - Win scenario for both Japan and China.

The long distance trading and the short distance trading is of course different. For OECD countries, the basic capacity for individual person is almost the same, the population is the key. The USA is stronger, just because it has more people. The individual European countries has less population than Japan. That is.

The thing is EU is biggest economy. The more and more statistics will count EU as one country.

I donot hate Japan, I hate he Japanese government. It is nothing about you and your people.

 

[AgentOrange]

Japan is fine.

I would take this graph/esitmate with a grain of salt. Japan should be 5th largest economy in 2050.

woowee look at how China,India, and U.S dominate the world economy.

Do you have any projections from 2014? After the disaster that was Abenomics and this quarter's 7.1% GDP contraction? Aside from the fact that it's asinine to project 40 some years into the future, I don't think any present day projections will still have Japan in the top 5 in 2050. Also, PPP rankings are bogus. You can't buy oil, military equipment, gold, natural gas, or natural resources etc with "PPP." Bottom line, Japan isn't "fine" and is far from it. The more Japan acts like an unrepentant fascist, pissing off China and SKorea, the two other important economies in Asia, the less "fine" Japan will be.

 

[Aepsilons]

To prosperity and continued success to both Japan and China !

To greater harmony in Asia-Pacific !

 

[mike2000]

Its in U.S Dollars.



Do you know how many manufacturing plants Japan has in China? Over 4,300 businesses are in China. Of these include: Toyota, Lexus, Nissan, Infiniti, Subaru, Kawasaki, Honda, Acura, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Suzuki, Ishikawajima Harima Heavy Industries, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Hino, Daihatsu, Canon, Citizen, Fujitsu, Hitachi, Seiko, Sharp, Sony, Yamaha et al.




The benefits of the devaluation of the Yen's is that Japanese products become more affordable, which we will see the manifestation in data trends in the upcoming fiscal year. And I predict it to increase, if the first quarter serves as basis of predictive validity.



Data trends argue the otherwise. The first quarter's bilateral trade between Japan and China is already over $160 Billion mark. We expect that by the end of 2014, trade should have capped over $320 Billion, which is the same level during pre-crisis levels.

Despite your personal vendetta against Japan, trends show that both Japan and China normalizing, irrespective of political differences. Japan and China's bilateral trade is THE LARGEST in the entire Asia-Pacific Region.

Exactly Nihonji. Despite what some Chinese members here think, their government is more pragmatic than they think. This can be seen in the trade volume between China and Japan which dwarfs every other country in the region(despite the fact that the two are bitter ennemies.lol). Its good to see that the leaders of both countries(especially the Chinese government) doesnt fall too much into overtly nationalistic emotions and limit trade with Japan, they are realists and tend to seperate business from politics. Thats one thing i admiroe about the Chinese government, i have witnessed/seen this in several African countries i have been to where it doesnt matter whether the government in place is pro china or U.S/west, they will still do business with them regardless. They dont really give a damn about internal poltical affairs.

So Chinese members here can carrying whinning/hating Japan, but their government isnt stupid enough to be so nationlistic to the point of being blind and limiting Jpanese investment. They just indulge in anti Japan talk for local consumption. nothing much.lol So i expect to see China-Japan trde continue to flourish regardless.
I can stress it enough, India and other south Asian coutries need to learn from this. Rivalry/enmity doesnt means you have to stop trade.