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Professor Nam Chinese
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Japan is often praised for its “work-life balance.”
Singapore is criticized for being stressful, intense, and unforgiving.

But when you look at income growth, household wealth, property ownership, stock market participation, and financial mobility, the story collapses.

In this long-form documentary, we expose why Japan’s work-life balance is largely a myth—and how it quietly benefits corporations and investors while trapping workers in stagnation.

We compare Japan and Singapore across:

Working hours vs real unpaid overtime

Wage growth and career ceilings

Household assets and investment behavior

Real estate ownership and long-term wealth

Why Japanese stocks rise while workers fall behind

How capital compounds quietly in “polite” systems

This is not about culture.
It’s about incentives, money, and power.

If you care about:
stocks, real estate, finance, investing, career strategy, global work culture, or economic reality—this video is for you.

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Politeness doesn’t build wealth.
Capital does.