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Professor Nam Chinese
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Japan’s government debt has reached 260% of GDP.
Singapore just crossed 170%.

Markets say one is “safe.”
The other is “managed.”

This video explains why Japan is already the most dangerous debt case in the world—not because it collapsed, but because it didn’t.

In this long-form documentary-style analysis, we break down:

• Why high debt doesn’t cause crashes anymore
• How central banks hide fiscal failure
• Why stocks rise while wages stagnate
• How real estate absorbs debt pain
• Why Japan’s system has no exit left
• Why Singapore still does—but for how long

This is not a travel video.
This is not a feel-good macro explainer.

This is about who pays for debt, who escapes, and why workers always lose.

If you care about:
stocks, real estate, bonds, inflation, central banks, wealth inequality, Asia’s future, or where global capital really flows—this video is for you.

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