Japan's announcement of a wide distribution of money and goods to provide aid and subsidies to the whole people was triggeredSocialHot discussion. In the context of global energy in 2023, the Japanese people are facingCost of livingTremendous pressure. In order to support the people, Japan** decided to allocate 17 trillion yen for subsidies to alleviate the people's burdenEconomyBurden. This initiative includes the issuance of cash subsidies to minors and children, the strengthening of the regulation of **, and the enhancement ofSocialThe welfare of the security system.
As part of GF Property's plan, a cash subsidy of 100,000 yen will be provided to teenagers and children under the age of 18. This measure is aimed at alleviating the family's burdenEconomystress, and directly support the needs of the children's lives. In addition, it will also strengthen the supervision of basic living needs such as electricity and gas, and ensure that the market is sufficient and stable. At the same time, it will improve the welfare and security of the elderly and the disabled, and improve their living standards. In addition, ** will also increase support for employment and education to promote the employment rate and education level of the people.
Why is Japan** so generous in giving money to the whole people?This is mainly due to Japan's well-established welfare system and financial reserves. Japan** inSocial welfareA lot of effort has been put into spending, accounting for nearly a third of GDP. This makes Japan globalSocial welfareOne of the countries with the highest spending. At the same time, Japan'sEconomyThe system is relatively mature and has sufficient financial reserves to support this financial assistance program. Therefore, Japan** has the ability and resources to distribute its wealth and support to the whole people.
However, although Japan's ** GF financial plan has received widespread attention and heated discussions, there are also some people who have raised questions and concerns about it. Some Japanese netizens believe that there is unfairness in the subsidy policy, low-income people are not necessarily non-tax-paying families, and the setting of tax-free family standards may lead to some families not being able to enjoy the assistance they deserve. In addition, prices andCost of livingThe grants still place a heavy burden on families, and grants do not completely solve this problem. For some people who don't have a ** salary, they still feel the stress of life increasing.
Compared with Japan, Japan may face some difficulties in sending money directly to the people. First of all, the direct release of ** funds will increase the financial burden of **. **Need to find money**, which may include tax increases, bond issuance, or other spending reductions. Failure to provide sufficient funding may result in:Fiscal deficitsand, in turn, affect the countryEconomyDevelop. In addition, it may be difficult to guarantee its sustainability in the long term when this practice is carried out frequentlyFiscal deficitsto the stateEconomyStability has a negative impact.
Second, if too much money is distributed directly to the population, it can lead to inflation. A large amount of capital will be injected into the market to increaseCurrency**, which in turn leads to prices**. This can reduce people's purchasing power and triggerSocialInstability.
Third, sending money directly can lead to unfairness. Some people may become overly reliant on aid, rather than earning income through their own efforts. This dependency can lead to people losing motivation to work and start a business, to the wholeSocialofEconomyDevelopment has a negative impact. In addition, if certain people or groups receive more funding, it may triggerSocialInjustice and discontent.
Finally, if people don't use these funds wisely, it wastes resources and hinders the stateEconomyDevelop. Some people may use the money for unproductive consumption, such as buying luxury goods or making high-risk purchasesInvestments
Therefore, the practice of sending money directly to the population may encounter some obstacles in our country. ** There is a need to balance fiscal burdens, inflation risks, inequalities and wasted resources to ensure the effectiveness and sustainability of aid measures. In addition, it can be facilitated in other waysEconomyDevelop and improve people's living standards, such as increasing poverty alleviation, optimizing the welfare system, and raising the level of education.