Japan’s Labor Market Is Totally Empty, Says Fujitsu Research’s Schulz

The video discusses the current state of inflation and labor market dynamics, highlighting how companies are investing in digitalization to address structural problems. It explores economic theories like the Phillips curve and Abenomics, particularly in the context of Japan's deflationary period. The labor market in Japan is analyzed, noting the entry of well-educated women and the need for efficient employment. Companies are focusing on productivity rather than wage increases, with economic outlooks being cautious due to international factors and upcoming tax hikes.

What factors are contributing to the slowdown in total factor productivity?

What challenges are companies facing regarding wage negotiations in Japan?