It was learned on the 20th that the government has decided to invest approximately 200 billion yen in Rapidus, which aims to mass-produce next-generation semiconductors, in fiscal 2025. The company has so far decided to provide 920 billion yen in subsidies for research and development, but this investment will allow it to strengthen its involvement and supervision in management. The aim is also to clarify the government’s stance of strengthening support and to attract private investment and financing necessary for mass production. The government will include a policy on providing support through investment in the economic measures to be decided as early as the 22nd. In addition to the investment, the government also plans to provide financial support such as debt guarantees from private financial institutions, and will submit the necessary bills to the ordinary Diet session in the new year. The government is reviewing Lapidus’ business plan and becoming a shareholder will enable greater transparency in corporate governance. Co.
>>1 Tax is an indicator of what percentage of the added value created by Japan is invested in society. Government bonds are an advance on added value that Japan will generate in the future. In countries like China and the United States, where the economy is growing (value-added creation is increasing), there is no doubt about future repayments even if the debt snowballs, but in a country like Japan, where domestic demand is shrinking due to deflation caused by a low birthrate and aging population, if the government bonds snowball and the debt continues to grow, doubts will be cast about future repayments and no one will want to own them. (will collapse) What Japan needs is to invest in industries that create added value.
For some reason, these funds are infinite only when they are handing money overseas or when friends of the Liberal Democratic Party are sucking at public funds lol.
It’s something that will cost at least 5 trillion, but now it’s only 1 trillion lol
And that’s almost entirely tax money lol I think the private investment is about 7 billion? The investment amount hasn’t increased at all lol There’s still a minimum 4 trillion yen drop, so it’ll probably cost another 7 to 8 trillion, but what will they do?
>Looking at the growth of TSMC, it is clear that strengthening public support is important. In the 1970s, Taiwan transferred semiconductor manufacturing technology from Japan and the United States under the Integrated Circuit Plan. With government support, TSMC has been making capital investments worth several trillion yen each year. I saw >>20 and did a search, but I don’t think this kind of thing would work in an outdated country like Japan.
90% of what’s going on in the minds of shitty bureaucrats about this matter is, “Great! Now we’ve got 10 positions for amakudari! And if we do it right, we can get 20!” Tax money being eaten up by shitty civil servants.
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