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Chapter 022 Economy

After hearing the conversation between Kishimoto Masayoshi and the owner, several diners in the store not only gathered at Kishimoto Masayoshi, but also rushed to take the food they had eaten and drunk and quickly approached Kishimoto Masayoshi.

Masayoshi Kishimoto immediately understood what happened from the expressions on their faces. After all, as RB, who was also in the Asian financial crisis at this time, although it was not as tragic as South Korea, life was not easy.

Masayoshi Kishimoto saw that since they were interested in what they said, they did not hide it: "The heavy blow that South Korea has suffered is not entirely the fault of the current government.

By tracing the root of the source, we can not only go to the Han River miracle era, which is proud of South Korea, or to a further era. This concentrated outbreak of economic problems is all due to the long-term accumulation of rapid development.

Before the economic problems were highlighted, it created a prosperous economic benefit for the people. Therefore, the people were not afraid of spending money, and it was normal for the debt consumption. They firmly believed that the increase in their wages in the future will easily make up for the current deficit.

The heyday of South Korea's economy was in the 1980s. It was a sign that they were proud of the Seoul Olympics in 1988. If I remember correctly, the middle class in South Korea also showed a surge in its surge.

Almost half of the middle-class families have cars. Color TVs, video recorders, refrigerators and other household appliances have entered thousands of households in South Korea."

"The development path of South Korea's economy is very similar to ours! The only difference is that they started and developed later than us." The owner suddenly interrupted and said with emotion.

"Not all. South Korea's steps are to take a bigger and faster, causing the egg under the crotch. RB's economy rose in the late 1950s.

At that time, the three major artifacts of RB ordinary working families were black and white TVs, refrigerators, and washing machines. By the mid-1960s, there were three new artifacts, cars, air conditioners, and color TVs.

The 1964 Tokyo Olympics symbolized the rise of the RB economy. The concepts of 100 million middle-class people, lifelong employment system, and national income doubling plan were born. In the 1970s and 1980s, the RB economy also entered its heyday and bubble stage.

If you can see Asians in the world carrying two cameras on their backs, they will definitely be RB people. Employment of college students is simply a battle for various companies to compete for people.

No matter which university you are about to graduate, just come to the company briefing and each person will be 10,000 yen.

Once the two parties sign an internal agreement, they will immediately send you abroad for public travel, with the purpose of fearing that you will be poached by other companies.

Sitting in the office was just a temporary job to answer the phone, with a daily salary of 20,000 yen. At that time, many young people didn't want to do regular jobs.

When you have no money, you just do this kind of short-term work. When you have money, you will have a night of fun and eating, drinking, and having fun. Many people think about living your life like this.

RB's birth rate has once again reached a peak in addition to the post-war period." Kishimoto Masayoshi helped them review the country's former economic glory.

The owner and other diners were middle-aged and elderly people of a certain age. When they heard him telling about their past, they couldn't help but look excited on their faces.

However, while they recalled and were excited, they deeply lamented that the good days were gone forever. Now, they have become poor and busy people one by one.

"It seems that you really sold your banzi house to play finance? If so, take me to play." The owner seemed to understand what he came over.

"For ordinary people, if you don't touch the finance thing, you must not touch it. This is a business that will lose your life in one go.

I use what Soros said to prove that finance is comparable to ordinary industries. He said that in terms of financial operations, it is not moral or unethical, this is just an operation.

The financial market does not belong to the moral category, it is not immoral, and morality does not exist here at all because it has its own rules of the game.

I am a participant in the financial market and I will play this game according to the established rules. I will not violate these rules, so I don't feel guilty or responsible.

Judging from the Asian financial crisis, whether I hype will not have any effect on the occurrence of financial events. If I don’t hype it, it will still happen.

I don’t think there is any immorality in speculating in foreign currency. On the other hand, I abide by operating rules. I respect those rules and care about these rules.

As a person who is moral and caring about them, I want to ensure that these rules are conducive to building a good society, so I advocate changing certain rules.

I think some rules need to be improved. If improvements and improvements affect my own interests, I will still support it, because the rule that needs to be improved may be the reason for the incident." Kishimoto Masayoshi said.

The shop owner and others heard the clouds and mist, and they had no idea what he wanted to say. They looked at each other, but for their sake, no one publicly admitted that they did not understand.

In fact, what Kishimoto Masayoshi wants to express correctly is that there is no morality in this game. As long as it complies with the established rules, any means can be used to win.

“I heard a saying that one of the main reasons for South Korea’s heavy blows is the monopoly of its own chaebols and its greed.

If the current chaebol in South Korea is dissolved, there will be better healthy competition, which will be conducive to economic development." The owner said like a primary school student asking the teacher.

"Not a word. Unless the upper-level elites in South Korea suffer from a blow to subvert their intelligence, they will do such stupid things as you say.

This is not just that they are reluctant to give up their vested interests, but that they need to speak with strong capital in the international market.

If South Korea does not have chaebols, foreign capital can completely defeat it by simply fighting a rough price war.

Whether it is South Korea or RB, the chaebol was established to better have greater competitiveness, voice and initiative in the international market, so as to better fight against consortium capital from the United States, the United Kingdom and other countries.

Giving up is tantamount to self-destruction of martial arts. Not only Japan and South Korea have it, but it can be said that any sovereign state has similar existences.

Nordic and Middle East countries are doing even more amazingly, and they are directly sovereign funds, using the money from the entire country's treasury in the international market to invest.

Nowadays, many people always say that in slave society and feudal society, knowledge is mastered in the hands of those high-ranking families. Is it different now? It’s just a change of soup and no medicine.” Masayoshi Kishimoto talks happily.
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