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    RBA?s Glenn Stevens urges action to avoid property ?bust?

    They still have very good environment, superior building standards (to withstand natural disasters more than anything), superior food quality (minus nuclear fish), superior consumer society and goods, leading technology at least at a consumer level. Not sure many first-world countries can boast...
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    RBA?s Glenn Stevens urges action to avoid property ?bust?

    It's all a numbers game. How has deflation really impacted the quality of lives of day to day Japanese?
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    RBA?s Glenn Stevens urges action to avoid property ?bust?

    As I said, if the Japanese were smarter they'd stop going to war with their neighbours and in fact welcome their investment and immigration. And also try to blend into the world a bit more.
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    RBA?s Glenn Stevens urges action to avoid property ?bust?

    They'd be doing a lot better if they're not always trying to go war with their most important neighbour of 5000 years.
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    RBA?s Glenn Stevens urges action to avoid property ?bust?

    When you say many people, you actually mean many Chinese. The only reason because Japan isn't booming is because the Chinese are not going.
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    RBA?s Glenn Stevens urges action to avoid property ?bust?

    That's a pretty big call. Countries like Japan and Germany have very superior standards of living, higher in many parts if not on par with Australia.
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