The recent decline in the yen exchange rate has deepened the pressure on Japanese companies. Many public opinion is screaming for Japanese companies and Japanese.The salary of the Japanese has increased for many years, and the salaries of some management have not even catch up with the emerging Asian body.The analysis pointed out that the depreciation of the yen has not only made Japanese enterprises and foreign staff have difficulty, but even if you want to travel abroad.
Modern magazines posted that "the devaluation of the yen" made the Japanese become more and more "poor".The devaluation of the yen will allow Japanese companies to face difficulties in foreign residents and attract talents, and weaken Japan's competitiveness.It is reported that Japanese manager -level salary has been lower than some great powers since 2017.The average annual income of the United States is 29 million yen (about 310,000 yuan), China (Shanghai) is 23 million yen, Germany is 20 million yen, and Japan is 19 million yen.
It is reported that Japan's salary is moving closer to developing countries in Asia.It takes Vietnam and Thailand in Southeast Asia as an example, saying that the management salary of these countries has risen to 15 million yen.The yen has fallen by 15%in the past five years, allowing Japanese companies to be at a disadvantage in the compensation competition.According to a case, a Japanese investment consulting company originally set up a software team in Vietnam, and later discovered that the cost of setting up in some local cities in Japan was lower.Therefore, public opinion believes that the devaluation of the yen is the hind legs of the Japanese enterprise.Even if it intends to develop overseas, it will lose its competitiveness because of the lower yen currency value.
Looking back at the 1980s, Japan's economic strength has achieved remarkable achievements in automotive, semiconductor, household appliances, and even in the financial field.In 1987, the per capita domestic product of Japan surpassed the United States. At that time, a Book of Japan was the first best -selling book by foreign scholar Fu Gaoyi.After the mid -1990s, the Japanese economy stagnated, from the IT revolution to software, and was robbed by neighboring countries such as China, South Korea.Today, in the face of the devaluation of the yen, what is the most popular book in Japan recently?It aims to tell the Japanese how much salary should rise to deal with inflation.
Nikkei News pointed out that if the yen is maintained at about 130 yen, the price of imported energy and items will increase, and the annual expenditure of secondary families in Japan will increase at least 60,000 yen.The Japanese companies moved overseas when the yen goes up. At present, the devaluation of the yen can bring the benefits of large enterprises to exports. Instead, they drag the hind legs of most small and medium -sized companies.Japan has 99.7%of small and medium -sized enterprises, accounting for 69%of employees.Most of these manufacturers need to rely on imported materials, so the negative impact of the yen depreciation has greater impacts.
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In addition, the depreciation of the yen has also affected the desire of Japanese people to travel and study abroad. A survey by Japan Travel Agency HIS shows that although Hawaii, the United States, is the most yearning for Japanese people, the high dollar currency value has reduced Japanese tourists' spending power.The survey shows that Southeast Asian countries with relatively cheap prices will be one of the preferred destinations for Japanese tourism.
