Swot Analysis Of Japan

I. Introduction:

Japan is the world’s third largest economic nation after the U.S and China, having achieved remarkable development in the 20th Century after the devastation of the Second World War. The location of headquarters of financial services companies, multinational corporations and the largest banks in the world such Sony, Sumitomo, Mitsubishi and Toyota… However, Japan is a nation with scarcity mineral resources excepting timber and seafood, while the population is overcrowded and most of the raw materials are imported. The country’s key economic sectors are agriculture, fishery, mining, tourism, manufacturing industry. Noticeably, its automobile manufacturing sector and has a most innovative electronics industry among advanced countries in the world. Besides, trade and services are also two main

It's useful to compare the living standard among countries and over time as it presents the relative an economy’s performance.

The statistic shows the development of the real GDP per capital in Japan during the past decade. It is clearly seen that the value of GDP grew slightly from 42990.8 USD to 43882.8 USD between 2006 and 2007, undergoing noticeably decrease to 41010.8 USD per capita. Japan’s unusual real per capita GDP expansion that falling domestic demand and the average income of citizens mainly caused by the outbreak of the crisis and a part of its population stagnation and reduction, towards above average real GDP growth. However, these figures gradually regained a level of income from 2010 and stable grew to 44656.8 USD in 2015 but at a modest pace. Overall, Japan has undergone a stronger growth per capita and most interestingly, the country’s savings rate was constantly falling over time. This growth mainly caused by export activity, public spending and investments as the prices fell more quickly than