Japanification (Economics)
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Japanification is a term used to describe a country's economic stagnation, or the process of becoming similar to Japan's economy.
Key characteristics of Japanification
- Low economic growth: Japan's economy has stagnated for decades, with weak growth rates combined with low labor productivity growth.
- Low interest rates
- Aging population that contributes to economic stagnation.
Journal articles
- Japanification, Sovereign Debt Crisis (pp.61-78). January 2011. DOI:10.1057/9780230307124_4
- "Japanization: is it spreading to the rest of the world?", Takatoshi Ito, 2018. Chapters, in: Dongchul Cho & Takatoshi Ito & Andrew Mason (ed.), Economic Stagnation in Japan, chapter 2, pages 17-55, Edward Elgar Publishing.
Book
- Confronting South Korea's Next Crisis: Rigidities, Polarization, and Fear of Japanification by Jaejoon Woo. Oxford University Press (October 31, 2022)
External links
- “Japanification” and what it means for growth, inflation and financial markets, Capital Economics website
- The Japanification of the World?, Asian Society website
Podcast:
- What can Europe learn from Japanification?, Bruegel.com
