Japan experienced three decades of economic stagnation following the collapse of its asset bubble in 1989, when the stock market and real estate prices fell dramatically, triggering bank freezes, wage stagnation, and deflation; this was compounded by government debt reaching 260% of GDP and an aging population that reduced the workforce, creating a self-reinforcing cycle of economic decline that persists today.
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Japan lost three entire decades of growth. One bubble destroyed everything.
In 1989, Japan's stock market collapsed violently. Real estate prices fell 80%.
Banks froze. Companies stopped investing. Wages stagnated for 30 straight years. Japan's GDP barely moved since 1995. Deflation became the new normal. People stopped spending, expecting prices to fall. Government debt hit 260% of GDP. That's the highest in the world. Demographics made it worse. Japan's population is rapidly shrinking. No workers means no growth.
The last decade became three lost decades.
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