Will corporate burdens due to wage increases become enormous?
$Nikkei 225(.N225.JP$ Moreover, only about 10% of citizens work for large companies. Small business owners are in a tight spot. Foreign investors are investing in Japan without knowing the actual situation in Japan. Isn't restructuring going to increase hugely due to cost cuts due to huge expenses? Aren't dividends from shareholder returns going to decrease? It was good that the yen depreciated, but if the yen appreciates due to American interest rate cuts and Japanese interest rate hikes from now on, the profits of export companies will drop all at once. A decline in national consumption power due to tax increases. Consumption trends are currently declining in America, and the unemployment rate has begun to rise to 3.9%, and there may be a slight inflationary trend of stagflation 🤣🤣🤣
Well, will the economy still be revitalized through wage increases? 🤣🤣🤣
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ダヤンks : Until now, while citizens have been burdened by consumption tax increases, etc., companies have been made to save money through corporate tax cuts, low interest on loans, etc., but companies have hardly returned it to employees due to new business expansion, corporate acquisitions, etc. The politician had his head set on it. If profits have increased slightly, return them to employees. I think that's the right argument. Since there is a movement to audit the movement to place orders at low prices from subcontractors, I think they are starting to move in an appropriate direction toward normalization.
After that, I think it depends on whether companies can expand businesses that can compete globally and expand profits.