The differences between the U.S. and Japan are great, but expect a Japan-like lengthy period of slow growth and deflation as America works down its debts.
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Christian Science Monitor columnist A Gary Shilling
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Daily life in Japan is punctuated by mind-boggling encounters with gross inattention to or tolerance of clearly excessive, unnecessary, easily reducible costs that are, in any case, being incurred and must at some point be paid for.
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Japanese politicians cannot decide on anything. Without an overhaul of the way the nation’s government is structured, Japan will sink within three to five years.
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We, as a creator of images, should not edit our publication in a way that would reinforce the ideal image of beauty built on lopsided ideas. We will make suggestions also for diet and health.
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Who wants to be the first judge to order a crying child to be taken away from a crying Japanese mother and sent overseas? Nobody. When we talk about family law in Japan today, there really isn't any.
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I'll seek the public's judgment after completing what I have to do.
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241 civil servants file suit over salary cuts
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some14some
"...but expect a Japan-like lengthy period of slow growth and deflation...," no never, American people are more active and known for their dynamic actions. Also, global investor will continue to trust U.S. (that's not the case with Japan). In short, US economy may go up or go down FAST...but no lingering like Japan.
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ironchef
I say Down.
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