In a Mainichi Shimbun opinion poll conducted on the 20th and 21st, respondents were asked whether they felt the economy was improving after the Nikkei average closed above 42,000 yen for the first time on the 11th, setting a new all-time high. 85% answered “I don’t feel that way,” while only 5% answered “I feel that way.” 10% answered “I can’t say either way.”
There was no significant age difference in the tendency to answer “I don’t feel that way.” By party support, about 70% of LDP supporters, about 80% of Japan Restoration Party supporters, 85% of Komeito supporters, and about 90% of Constitutional Democratic Party supporters and independents answered “I don’t feel that way.”
The Kishida Cabinet, which advocates “doubling asset income,” has been supporting the rise in stock prices, which are considered a leading indicator of the economy, through the expansion of the NISA (tax-free small investment system). However, real wages continue to fall due to high prices caused by the historically weak yen, and it appears that the rise in stock prices is not translating into a sense of reality in people’s lives.
>>1 Even if a company makes that much profit, if that company is foreign-owned, all of the profits will be taken by foreigners. This is what it means to sell a company to foreign capital. This is why stock prices and the economy in the city are not linked. The LDP-Komeito government sold Japan Post to foreign capital, and is now trying to sell NTT to foreign capital. Are you going to continue supporting such a government?
>>1 I’ve been investing and my stocks, mutual funds, and NISA have increased, but I don’t feel like the economy is getting better I think most people feel the same way, right?
>>1 It’s just foreigners buying up stocks There’s no way ordinary people can really feel it We’re being exploited so much, real wages are falling continuously, and the working generation doesn’t have the money to buy stocks, seriously
From the Abe Great Recession to the Kishida Great Recession lol. The economy has been in decline for a long time under the hellish LDP-Komeito government, and the people have been impoverished, so there’s no way we can really feel the economy improving lol.
> About 70% of LDP supporters > About 90% of Constitutional Democratic Party supporters and independents “don’t feel it” It was true that many leftists are poor lol
Are these people denying the efforts that Abe and Kuroda have made up until now? If they had made an effort, their annual income would have easily increased by 1.5 million yen under Abenomics.
This is politics for the wealthy elite with vested interests, so the general public will only become poorer. And yet, by a process of elimination, you slaves continue to vote for the LDP (the ones who say this are spies). Reflect on yourself.
Isn’t this just a normal situation? Exports are increasing, bonuses are increasing, tax revenues are increasing. If this is a recession, Japan will be in a recession forever.
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