その「賃上げの最大化」って具体的に何するんですか。最低賃金を時給2000円に上げるとか? https://t.co/uF4igWMM2M
— 池田信夫 (@ikedanob) August 18, 2024
賃上げの最大化を図りつつ
天引き(税金、社会保険料)最小化
生活費(電気代、ガソリン代等)最小化
を実現します。
財源は
インフレ、円安、賃上げによる
税収の増
税外収入(外為特会、日銀納付金)の増
で対応可。
たまちゃんええやん。最低賃金も・・いくらとはいわないが・・・あげるとよい。
核武装だな。軍事的には核武装が合理的だが、NPTでは不可能。しかしアメリカも財政的にきびしくなってきたから、日本が核燃料サイクルを活用して核武装する道もある。
— 池田信夫 (@ikedanob) August 18, 2024
これも次の首相がゼロベースで考えたほうがいい。こういう問題はコバホークが適任だろう。 https://t.co/GJxbRJykj1
延命不要の選択をした人の保険料を下げるとか。日本の癌は間違いなく増大し続けるステルス増税社会保険料よな。老人は5割負担又は育てた子供の数に応じた保険利用率にすべしよ
— 信太郎🏯米株トレードで再び天下を狙う (@nobutaro_mane) August 17, 2024
てか、80歳超えたら最早緩和治療だけ保険適用にして完治見込めない病は保険適用する必要あるか?
延命治療なんてもってのほかよ。 pic.twitter.com/PdDstGw7H3
「本田悦朗・若田部昌澄と連携」ってアベノミクスに逆戻り以外の未来が見えない。高市早苗編の新著の経済力の章を担当しているんだね。獨協卒東大博士ママの学歴ロンダリングが話題だが、安倍晋三氏が経済学の学位を持ってない本田悦朗を経済政策のブレインとしたのは無謀だったよ。 https://t.co/payI0iwKPx pic.twitter.com/JdsJpGk2jZ
— Spica (@CasseCool) August 18, 2024
ウィキ
本田悦朗even though Canada's GDP is rising its GDP per capita is falling in other words the Canadian economy is in some sense getting bigger but Canadian Living standards are also actually falling iCanada's GDP is only growing because because of immigration and because Canadians are working longer hours
カナダ
GDPは伸びているが一人当たりのGDPは減少、つまり、暮らし向きは悪くなっている。
GDPが伸びているのは、移民が増えたこと、労働時間が増えたことによるんだ、と。
- **Perception vs. Reality**: Many Canadians feel like the country is in a recession due to high living costs and rising unemployment, but technically, Canada is not in a recession as GDP growth hasn’t met the criteria for a recession.- **Unemployment and Economic Indicators**: Although unemployment rates have increased from historically low levels and business insolvencies are rising, Canada’s GDP growth has remained relatively flat, preventing an official recession designation.- **Impact of Immigration**: Canada’s population growth, driven largely by immigration, has led to increased total retail spending despite individual spending dropping. This demographic shift has prevented a recession but also contributed to inflationary pressures.- **Per Capita Recession**: The term "per capita recession" is used to describe the situation where individual economic conditions are worsening (e.g., rising costs of living and unemployment) even though overall GDP is steady due to population growth.- **Bank of Canada’s Response**: The Bank of Canada has responded to the challenging economic conditions by adjusting interest rates, aiming to address inflation and support economic growth, with expectations of further rate cuts.
- **Current Economic Status**: Australia is not officially in a recession yet, with the economy showing minimal growth of 1.1% for the year. Despite low growth, high population growth is helping stave off a recession.- **Consumer and Government Spending**: Household spending has been a key factor in keeping the economy afloat, with Australians spending on essentials and discretionary items like travel and entertainment. Government spending has also increased, but overall investment across the economy has declined.- **Construction Sector Challenges**: The construction sector is facing significant issues, including a drop in investment, unfinished major projects, and rising costs. This has contributed to a slowdown in new housing starts and a challenging environment for small and medium-sized building companies.- **Potential Interest Rate Changes**: The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is aiming to balance reducing inflation with avoiding a recession. Current expectations are that there will be no further interest rate hikes this year, and a rate cut is possible later, depending on economic conditions.- **Impact of External Factors**: Events like Taylor Swift’s tour have positively impacted household consumption, but overall business conditions are soft with rising imports and reduced investment. The economic outlook remains uncertain, with expectations for modest improvements if consumers increase spending.
- **Economic Success and Resource Wealth**: Australia, with its vast natural resources like iron ore, coal, and gold, has built one of the world’s most prosperous economies, becoming a major player in global trade, particularly in iron ore exports.
- **Impact of Mining Boom**: The mining boom, driven by high global demand from rapidly growing economies such as China, significantly boosted Australian living standards and helped the country avoid the global financial crisis, though it also led to economic challenges for other sectors.
- **Resource Curse Turned Blessing**: Unlike many resource-rich nations suffering from the "resource curse," Australia has managed its resources effectively through strong regulatory frameworks, avoiding corruption, and diversifying its economy beyond just mining.
- **Economic Complexity and Risks**: Despite its wealth, Australia’s economy is less complex and sophisticated compared to other developed nations, relying heavily on low-complexity exports and facing issues like low productivity growth and dependence on Chinese demand for iron ore.
- **Housing Market Issues**: Australia's housing market is characterized by high prices and low affordability, driven by increased demand due to immigration, rising construction costs, and restrictive zoning laws, creating a risky economic environment heavily reliant on real estate and resource extraction.
そもそも豪州の経済成長は、鉄鉱石、石炭、金などの自然資源によって達成されており、中国からの需要が経済成長を支えてきたが、中国の経済が減速すると、豪州の経済もどうなるかわからない。
また、カナダと同じく不動産不足による高騰が問題になっているんだ、と。
- **Economic Decline**: Australia, once among the world's richest nations, has seen economic decline in the past decade, entering a per capita recession. Despite rising wages, inflation has outpaced wage growth, reducing real income and living standards.- **Housing Crisis**: Australia's major cities face severe housing affordability issues, with Sydney ranking as the second most unaffordable city globally. The lack of housing supply, high land prices, and slow building rates contribute to this crisis.- **Stagnant Productivity**: Australia’s productivity has been weak for the past 20 years, hampering economic growth. Stagnant productivity, coupled with rising costs, has led to stagnant wages and increased economic inequality.- **Wealth Inequality**: Income inequality in Australia is notable, with the top 10% of households holding a disproportionate share of wealth. The wealth gap has widened significantly, exacerbated by rising asset prices like real estate.- **Impact of Immigration**: While immigration has contributed to increased housing demand, it is not the sole cause of housing price increases. The real issues lie in the insufficient housing supply and slow building rates, with immigration being a minor factor in the broader economic challenges.
in fact the senior Economist at the Australia Institute has described the country's growing inequality as on steroids this was based on a report which showed that 93% of the economic gains in the previous decade went to the top 10% whilst an overwhelming majority of Australians saw just 7% of the benefit a figure which is far greater than any other point in Australian history
賃金はあがったが物価はもっと上がったので、実質賃金は下げっており、暮らし向きもわるくなっている、と。
人々の暮らしが良くならない理由として、経済的成果が上10%の人々の93%の富の蓄積を搾取している、という事実をあげている。
- **Increased Reliance on Charities**: Rising household budgets and high living costs, including skyrocketing gas prices, have led more people to depend on charities for basic needs.- **Economic Conditions**: The Reserve Bank of Australia's chief economist noted that inflation remains higher than desired, attributing it to a "hot" economy that may require prolonged high interest rates to address.- **Interest Rate Policies**: While some economists suggest cutting interest rates to alleviate pressure, the Reserve Bank's revised growth forecasts and current economic conditions make this challenging.- **Charity Demand**: Charities are experiencing unprecedented demand, with people facing issues like rising rents, higher mortgages, and even homelessness, prompting emergency fundraisers to meet needs.- **Impact on Households**: Despite some households benefiting from higher interest rates, many are struggling significantly, highlighting a disconnect between economic policies and the lived experiences of those in need.
物価が上がりすぎて慈善事業に頼って生活している人が多くなってきている、と。
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2020年の日本の一人当たりGDP(※3)は、購買力平価換算で世界第30位でした。GDPの順位と大きな差があります。
人口が5,000万人以上の国で比較すれば、日本の一人当たりGDPは、購買力平価換算では世界第6位となり、GDPの順位との乖離は小さくなります。
単純な比較はできんな。
この女性が難民資格を要件をみたすかどうかはわからないが、【実話】クルド人女(60歳)偽装難民物語
— lico33🇯🇵 (@lico334) August 17, 2024
2023年3月2日
トルコから30-40人のクルド人が飛行機で到着
↓
トルコ地震の被災者で親族を頼って来日のクルド女(60歳)一名の上陸を入管が拒否
↓
3月3日のトルコ行きの飛行機で帰国予定
↓… pic.twitter.com/7lkEZXdhpJ
飛行機の航空券を買う大金を所持していたクルド女(60歳)は、トルコ国内で十分な医療を受けたり、物資を買うことが可能だったはずです。これはわからない。 地震があったとき、被災地でクルド人が支援が滞ったことは Video: Turkish dictator Erdogan weaponises earthquake disaster against Kurds Peter BoyleZerebar Karimi
February 15, 2023The Turkish government is being widely condemned for failing to deliver emergency assistance promptly. It has responded by waging a campaign of intimidation and censorship in a desperate attempt to silence its critics.
From predominantly Kurdish towns in the earthquake-hit south to the multicultural metropolis of Istanbul, Turkey's Kurds say discrimination and repression are part of their daily lives – and fear that another victory for Recep Tayyip Erdogan in the country's upcoming elections will mean more of the same.わりに報道されていた。
2023年3月2日 トルコから30-40人のクルド人が飛行機で到着これ査証免除だから来れたんじゃないの?
Shoooooooo! pic.twitter.com/CbNjBTH4zc
— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) August 18, 2024

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