In today’s briefing:
- How Much Longer Can This Policy of Handing Out Subsidies—designed to Resist Social Change—continue?
How Much Longer Can This Policy of Handing Out Subsidies—designed to Resist Social Change—continue?
- With real household income failing to rise, the environment was far too harsh for women—who had traditionally been responsible for childcare and housework—to balance these duties with their careers.
- It’s clear that subsidy policies designed merely to create the appearance of action—and to disburse money—have failed to address the problems of declining birthrate, aging population, and population decline.
- The same applies to corporate governance. Simply “improving” formal practices is not enough; unless management aligns with the diverse needs of consumers, it cannot create value.
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