/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8255196
Door swings both ways. Not saying it doesn't mean terrible hours for some people, but domestic Japanese companies also are much more likely to show loyalty to an employee and their immediate family. America used to be like that after WWII, but it dropped off when we discovered the joys of globalism and found you could just import third world labor en mass.

>>8255194
no u

>>8255310
Can't speak for Australia, but I've found generally that whenever a government finally backs down and allows a private company to operate something that has traditionally been state run, that the state still has a massive vested interest in the company and will even lay on additional regulations that weren't there before, eliminating any possibility of competition. Any dip into the red will, of course, be backed up by the state. It's all usually just a clever disguise for a tax increase.

>>3176084
>>3176236

I want in on the IOTA money train, but I'm not trusting my cash to a bunch of chinks who play fast and loose with their financial ethics. Taiwan/Korea maybe. Japan, yes. Singapore/China? Hell fucking no.