“Central banks have the right to create economy, political and social change. This is the same.” This passage opened this movie, which is the fair political and socio -economic documentary team put QueuePoly in the microscope of the yen prince. The film aims to destroy and simplify our lifestyle.
The film’s archives in the Pearl Harbor Japan explosion in 1941 laid the foundation for the US occupation -after the war, and the country was imposed in a democratic country. “It seems that they have never heard of it.” The country’s commercial banking system is logically devastating. Most of its assets include the composition of war bonds and loans of the industry that were destroyed during the war -basically let it go bankrupt.
The Central Bank of Japan relieves this deficit, and the bank has obtained these worthless assets through the newly created reserves. After the war, the first two governors of the Central Bank of Japan are appointed by the United States, and many other senior government officials will be in power after the war to compare with the US agenda.
After obtaining a complete autonomy of its economic policy, the Bank of Japan will maintain strict control through economic customers called “outside the window”, which can donate money and loans of commercial bank loans. Over time and the Japanese economy, unprecedented prices continue to grow. These controls are the justice of this trend, because it is of course the easiest and ideal choice to maintain financial bubble.
In the 1980s, Japanese bankers brought loans to high -risk candidates in order to bargain. Management encourages practices, because banks themselves must impose loan qualifications applied by banks. These adventure financial decisions eventually led to the huge economic collapse of the early 1990s, which is an inevitable result of the cruel and ruthless approach like this.
Directed by: Michael Oswald
