Take over the F-35 to create the myth of "30 years of wages not rising
In recent years, Japan has spent hundreds of billions to purchase 147 F35 fighter jets.What kind of airplane is this?The F35 Lightning is a cutting-edge American fighter, one of the most advanced fifth-generation fighters, and the only carrier-based fighter in service in the world. The cost is 80 million yuan and the annual maintenance cost is 8 million. Ashamed, had to cut back on the procurement plan. The UK would rather breach the contract and abandon the F-35B procurement plan.Disproportionately, Japan’s economic recession in recent years-the world’s second largest economy has long been replaced by China. In the past two years, due to the impact of the epidemic, most Japanese companies have been working from home, suspended work and production, and have not been able to recover for a long time. This has led to a decline in people's desire to buy, and corporate earnings have been dismal. From April to June this year, the GDP fell by 7.8% compared with the previous quarter, and fell by 27.8% year-on-year. This value was the largest drop since 1980.There is a social consensus in Japan that "wages will not rise for 30 years". Statistics in 2020 show that the annual salary of Japanese salaried workers was 6-7 million yen (the value in 1989 was 5-6 million yen), and the continuous increase in taxes and insurance premiums in Japan over the years has led to the current disposable income. The same as 30 years ago or lower than the level of 30 years ago.During the administration of Junichiro Koizumi, due to system reforms, the establishment of informal employees was greatly increased, and the income gap between regular and informal employees was widened. In order to narrow the income gap, it is ridiculous that companies require employees to be loyal on the one hand, but also want employees to develop side jobs and part-time jobs.Subsequently, Shinzo Abe implemented a devaluation policy, and Japanese companies can continue to make profits without having to reform their corporate structure, resulting in wages not rising, and prices soaring.Before coming to power, Fumio Kishida vowed to put forward the "Reiwa version of the national income doubling plan." When he came to power, the Liberal Democratic Party did not include it in its policy agenda. Some congressmen questioned that it was a "mirage" used to confuse voters.After decades of reforms, "the wages will not rise for 30 years" has become a social consensus in Japan.If things go on like this, Japanese high-tech talents whose wages cannot be solved will definitely go to countries that offer better treatment. The loss of talents will have an adverse effect on the country's reshaping of the industrial chain and the promotion of digital transformation. The myth of "30 years of wages not rising" will certainly continue.:lol
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