@realrealcat@Polymarket About 98% of new graduates land a job in Japan, when in South Korea its about 70%.
Indeed this is not the only measurement of economy however, hopefully you can see how “what people say” cannot be applied for all of the vast field of “economy”.
@realrealcat@Polymarket Yes, there is always room for improvement. But what people say doesnt necessarily reflect the real economic climate. For instance, its very common for educated Koreans to come to Japan and get a job, spend some years working in Japan then get back to South Korea.
@ElectraFoxe@TNOsakaJP777@nakaharu2039 Usually multi-use.
Land scarcity combined with the famous zoning law allows developers to maximise its efficiency.
How is it in your country?
Such misery among us.
Children are sent out to society all alone to seek answers among people who do not have their interests at heart. They seek Identity. For the strong, Identity brings conflict; for the weak-hearted, great anguish.
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