Japan’s government has been heavily reliant on debt for years, with borrowing costs increasing due to inflation. This has led to the weakening of the Japanese yen, which could result in serious economic and political repercussions. Other currencies are also experiencing instability, leading to concerns about trade restrictions and tariffs. This is reminiscent of the beggar-thy-neighbor actions of the 1930s that ultimately led to World War II. As a journalist, I recommend following me on Twitter for updates and secure tips.
The Rising Costs of Debt: How Japan’s Economic Instability is Mirroring the 1930s and Putting the World at Risk
