【先進国ワーストクラス】なぜ日本の賃金は上がらないのか？｜アメリカ経済との決定的な違い｜価格転嫁が進まない日本の病｜働き方改革をやめれば解決？｜このままでは「失われた50年」に突入する【首藤若菜】

◆Wakaba Shuto, "Why Wages Aren't Rising" (Kodansha Gendai Shinsho) https://amzn.to/4pPVxAJ *The above link uses an Amazon Associate link. ★Please subscribe and like!★    / @bungeishunju   〈Program Overview〉 This episode of BUNSHUN MONEY SCHOOL is themed "Why Wages Aren't Rising in Japan." Japanese society is struggling with unprecedented inflation in recent years. While real wages have finally turned positive this year, it's still difficult to say they're keeping pace with rising prices. Why have Japanese wages remained stagnant for 30 years? The answer lies in a "disease" unique to the Japanese economy. We'll be speaking with Wakaba Shuto, Professor of Economics at Rikkyo University. Table of Contents 00:00 Opening Digest 00:53 Main Content Starts 01:58 The Discrepancy Between Nominal and Real Wages 03:53 Why Wage Increases Can't Keep Up with Rising Prices 06:40 The "Actual Effects" of Minimum Wage Increases 08:45 The Crucial Difference from OECD Countries 11:26 Are Japanese Companies Bad at "Passing on Price Increases"? 15:27 Deflationary Mindset Makes Price Increases Difficult 18:14 Why Wages Aren't Rising Even in a Seller's Market 21:57 Are Low Wages Due to Work Style Reforms? 25:17 Are Wages Not Rising Because of Poor Terms of Trade? 30:50 What Other Than Wages Should Be Used as a "Adjustment Valve"? 33:11 Can AI Become the "Savior" of Wage Increases? 37:04 Are Job Changers Actually Not Increasing?! 38:49 Will wages rise if more people change jobs? 41:45 What are the challenges facing Japan going forward? 〈Guest〉 ・Wakaba Shuto | Economist Born in Tokyo in 1973, Professor at Rikkyo University's Faculty of Economics. Completed doctoral coursework at Japan Women's University Graduate School of Human Life Studies. Doctor of Philosophy (Academic). Previous positions include Assistant Professor at Yamagata University's Faculty of Humanities, Visiting Researcher at the London School of Economics' Department of Industrial Relations, and Associate Professor at Japan Women's University's Faculty of Home Economics. Specializes in industrial relations and women's labor. 〈MC〉 〈MC〉 ・Gen Murai | Editor-in-Chief of Bungei Shunju PLUS Born in Inagi City, Tokyo in 1988. Joined Bungei Shunju Ltd. in April 2011 and was assigned to the "Shukan Bunshun" editorial department. Moved to the "Bungei Shunju" editorial department in July 2015. Became Project Manager of "Bungei Shunju digital" in July 2019. July 2021: Desk editor for "Weekly Bunshun Digital Edition". July 2024: Became "Editor-in-Chief of the Digital Edition". December 2024: Appointed Editor-in-Chief of the video media "Bungei Shunju PLUS". #Economy #YenDepreciation #WageIncreases #BungeiShunju #BungeiShunjuPLUS