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In this video, you'll watch a short and simple English explanation of Japan's inflation problem, prepared by the 'Basic Econ' channel. I hope you enjoy it. Don't forget to subscribe and like the video.
To briefly summarize the issue;

The Japanese economy has not been able to develop for the last 30 years, and the main reason for this is very low, sometimes even negative, inflation. While low inflation might seem good at first glance, in the case of Japan, this situation has caused serious economic problems. Japan, which grew rapidly until the end of the 1980s, faced a major crisis when the bubble in the stock and real estate markets burst. With a rapid decline in asset prices, people and companies focused on paying off their debts and reduced spending.

The reduction in spending decreased aggregate demand, which led to a decrease in prices and corporate profits. As a result, wages did not increase, or even decreased; this further reduced demand and put the economy in a vicious cycle. Even when the Bank of Japan lowered interest rates to zero, or even negative levels, and continuously injected money into the market, this cycle could not be broken. Because people believed that prices would fall even further in the future, they continuously postponed consumption and investment.