Davos Annual Meeting 2003 - The Japanese Economy (Highlights)
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@shanulk2 deflation from technological innovations is good. Deflation because of lower economic trust between everyone in society is a bad thing.
MadPutz 2 years ago
yes but will people buy more, as the whole value chain is effected by low prices and therefore sales and employees will also be efeteced, but then again, no one can really predict the effect
uch 3 years ago