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The Tidal Economy: How We Avoid Decline
"It took my grandfather thirty years to build a tall building, my father spent three years to turn it into a bargaining chip on the gambling table, and it will take me a lifetime to learn to plant flowers in the rubble." "In 1990, when the whole of Japan was cheering for stock prices, only the owners of small and closed factories were asking: What is money when there are no more man-made things?"
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Economics Fables
The classic technique of "telling economic logic through stories" condenses Japan's thirty-year economic recession history into the fictional "Sakura Island". The rise and fall of manufacturing owner Kenta Takahashi's workshop, the family struggles of department store clerk Sato Mirei, and the ups and downs of the industry of financial practitioner Takuma Nishimura are three main lines that connect the complete process of bubble carnival, crisis collapse, deflation stagnation, and aging dilemma.
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AI Era: Human Values Counterattack
In 2035 AD, the "Global Contribution Value" (GCC) unified currency, AI dominated the economy, and low-altitude aircraft flew over Sakura Island. Behind this infinitely connected digital paradise, new cracks are growing: the real economy is undervalued in algorithms, human emotions are cheapened in virtual experiences, and the absolutely impartial system seems to harbor the specter of human manipulation. Kenta Takahashi's grandson Naoto is looking for a place to survive in the digital world for
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The Economic Fable of the Boom Bubble and Thirty Years of Stagnation
Introduction to the work "Twilight of Hinode Island: An Economic Fable of Prosperity Bubble and Thirty Years of Stagnation". This book uses the fable of "small island economics" as its skeleton and condenses the "lost thirty years" of Japan's economy into the history of the rise and fall of the Pacific Sunrise Island. From the post-war rise of capital accumulation through "fishing and weaving nets", to the carnival of real estate and financial bubbles spawned by loose policies, to the long stagn
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