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However, as readers who have read this far may already be aware, it is a dangerous idea for Japan today to regard "unmanaged cash and deposits" as investment resources and describe them as "potential" in the first place. I would like to reiterate the danger of this from two points of view. One is the aforementioned impact on the exchange rate (the yen), which is easy to imagine. The other is the impact on government bonds (yen interest rates), which is also feared to have a major impact on people's lives.
However, as readers reading this may have noticed, the Japanese government today considers cash and deposits as a source of investment, calling them "potential" for investment, which is a rather dangerous idea. I would like to discuss the dangers of this idea from two perspectives: firstly, the impact on the foreign exchange market (the yen exchange rate), as mentioned earlier, and secondly, the impact on the national debt (the yen interest rate). The latter, like the former, could have a significant impact on the lives of the Japanese population.
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