「ヒト・モノ・カネが逃げ出す国」A country where people, goods, and money flee. [essay]
日本人の1人あたりの国民所得がOECD諸国の平均以下になってしまい、もはや先進国とは言えず、中進国になったという。
そしてタイトルのとおり、ヒト・モノ・カネが逃げ出しているそうだ。
これにはかなり驚いた。と言うのも、昨日読み終えたジム・ロジャースの本に、同様の予測が書かれていたからだ。
すでにヤバい国になっているのか？
このコラムでは人口を増やすには間に合わないとのことで、移民を受け入れるべきだとは書かれていない。
その代わり、生産性を上げて国内生産を増やして、所得を向上させる必要があるという。
でも、その足枷は企業数の99%を占める中小企業で、中でも6〜7割の赤字企業だという。
これにも驚いた。それは自分にも関係するからだ。
昔のソ連の国営企業と同じような構造にメスを入れるべきとの指摘だが、具体的には方法論が書かれていなかった。
「では、どうすればいいの？」とコラムを書いた「唯識さん」に聞いてみたい。
This is the title of a column in today's Nikkei Shimbun titled "Big and Small Opportunities.
It says that the per capita national income of the Japanese people has fallen below the average of OECD countries, and that they are no longer a developed country, but a middle-income country.
As the title suggests, people, goods, and money are fleeing the country.
I was quite surprised by this. This is because Jim Rogers' book, which I finished reading yesterday, contains a similar prediction.
Is the country already in trouble?
The column does not say that we are not ready to grow our population in time and that we should accept immigrants.
Instead, it says we need to increase productivity and increase domestic production to improve incomes.
But the stumbling block, they say, is small and medium-sized enterprises, which account for 99% of the number of companies, with 60-70% of them losing money.
This also surprised me. This also surprised me, because it also concerns me.
He pointed out that the same kind of structure that existed in the Soviet Union's state-run enterprises in the past should be addressed, but he did not provide a specific methodology.
So what should we do?" I would like to ask "Mr. Tadasuke," who wrote the column.
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