공통점은 물가, 세금, 정부규제.
JAPAN
High costs of living, overcrowding, and new government regulations meant to combat high inflation all contribute to the exodus of millionaires from Japan. In fact, Tokyo has started paying people to leave the city to help revitalize dwindling rural areas. The metropolises of Japan are among the most expensive places to live in the world, so it would make sense that those with the means to leave would do so in order to make their money last longer.
Recent Japanese economic reforms have driven the value of the Yen down dramatically. Those who have money invested in the Japanese economy would want to leave to help preserve that wealth.
SOUTH KOREA
As one of the most successful economies in Asia, South Korea has seen an explosion of growth in just the last few decades. This has produced many millionaires who are eager to take their wealth to a place where the cost of living is lower. The number of millionaires leaving South Korea has less to do with any economic or political changes in the country, and more to do with people gaining the ability to leave with their wealth. In South Korea, it is easier for people to leave with their wealth than in other countries. Capital mobility is high in South Korea, so those who want to leave for a country they might like better can do so without much trouble.
청년지원금 같은 것들을 마구마구 풀지말고, 금투세나 상속세 같은 세금들을 줄여서
돈들이 자연스럽게 모여드는 나라를 만들어야 한다.
유독 대한민국은 남의 성공에 인색하다.
큰돈이 먼저 자유롭게 돌아다녀야 작은 돈도 쉽게 움직인다.
https://www.mk.co.kr/news/economy/10988304
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