wishes of happiness, and good luck to you all year. But if I say what I think, I can not celebrate or celebrate openly. A few days ago I read a very serious news in the paper. It was the Japanese national expenditure in 2011. I'm almost 92.4 trillion yen, about 820 billion Euro. "92.4 billion" really is a macroscopic number, but its magnitude is not very important, rather it is the root of evil, or that these "92.4 billion yen" include "44.3 trillion yen" of bonds issued to the foreign national deficit. Then we do a simple calculation, "44.3 / 92.4 =?". The solution is almost 0.48. In short, almost half of the costs is the Japanese national debt. In other words, this means that for example if a family in need of 40 000 Euro for one year to live it borrows 20 000. It soon becomes clear that is not normal, but it's dangerous. Japan also depends on this debt since 1965 and now the total cumulative deficit has almost become a pool of yen, nearly 9 billion euros. You can not ever make restitution of the debt so huge, I think. But I wanted to know why the debt has increased in Japan as well. I think that Japanese society is not adapted to reality. In short, we, the Japanese, we lead a life above our means for years. Friends stranieri mi dicono sempre il Giappone è un paese molto sicuro, molto comodo e molto agiato, certamante anch'io penso così proprio. Perché sono stato in molti paesi e me ne sono accorto sempre la nostra patria è davvero sicura, comoda e agiato, ecc. Ma penso che probabilmente questo esista dietro al grande sacrificio chiamato "debito nazionale". Se vogliamo la stessa società giapponese anche in futuro, il debito aumenterà a dismisura, e prima o poi il Giappone si auto distruggerà. Penso che abbiamo solo due scelte probabilmente, continuiamo così sino a distruggerci oppure cambiamo la nostra vita attuale con un'altra dove si vive secondo le proprie reali possibilità.
Post Scriptum:
secondo the publication of the OECD Economic Outlook 88, the ratio of the entire national debt to GDP, National Product Lardo, Japan in 2010 is 198.4%. So our debt is almost double our production. For example, this index was 132.7 in Italy, the United States is 92.8, etc..
Besides this index in Japan is increasing, rather than Italy is almost the station (see diagram, linear). In short, from this viewpoint, Japan is a country more "sick" of Italy. What do you think?
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