Unlimited Wealth Soundview Will Japan Bury the West?

Alchemy: Turn Knowledge Into Gold, by Soundview Executive Book Summaries, Soundview Executive Book Summaries, March 1991.

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WILL JAPAN BURY THE WEST?

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Alchemy teaches that demand drives the economy and helps its citizens prosper. Japan, however, has meager internal demand due in part to a desire to save money and to an archaic distribution system that greatly increases the costs of basic items.
Despite its high per-capita GNP, Japan has a much lower standard of living compared with the U.S. Its real estate prices are outrageous, and the people spend about 30 percent of their income on food (versus about 15 percent for Americans). Moreover, the average Japanese spends $13,500 per year for goods and services an American can buy for $7,800.

     As Japanese firms move their production facilities to the West to get closer to the action and cut down on distribution costs--Sony TVs sold in North America are all made there now, for instance, as are 61 percent of the cars they sell in America--they export capital, jobs, and their best and brightest managers.
     Says Paul Pilzer: "In a demand-driven economy they've done very well--supplying us with what we've demanded." Unless they start buying more at home to sustain their own economy--which Pilzer believes they'll eventually do--the Japanese will gradually lose their strength and influence.
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