Society Moe Fukada : Japanese Economy Will Fall after Repeal of NTT Law

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Society
[Introduction to the Contents]
Japanese people have been selling valuable and important things to foreign companies at low prices.
Things made from the people's property have been sold to politicians for their interests.
A large property that is new to our memory is the privatization of the postal services.
Of course, the postal savings and campos have been sold to foreign companies for a small sum of money.
Of course, the postal savings and campos have fallen into the hands of foreign companies.
The next thing politicians are going to do is the abolition of the NTT Law.
NTT conducts a variety of research with the money earned from the people buying the rights to subscribe to fixed-line phones, and has developed the communication infrastructure.
It is said that its book value is 5 trillion yen, but its actual value is 40 trillion yen, and it is a hidden asset.
"If the NTT Law is abolished, all the research results must be made public, and the fact that the NTT Law cannot be used as a GAFAM.
In this book, Moe Fukada, an IT business analyst, explains in an easy-to-understand way what the government is saying in order to abolish the NTT Law is a lie.
" If the NTT Law is abolished, refund the rights to subscribe to fixed-line phones! "
In this book, he is an IT business analyst.
" If the NTT Law is abolished, refund the rights to subscribe to fixed-line phones! "
In this book, he is an IT business analyst.
" If the NTT Law is abolished, refund the rights to subscribe to fixed-line phones! "
Graduated from the Department of Politics and Economics at Waseda University.
When a student, he was an intern for financial analysis at a fund, an equity analyst at a research house. After working at a foreign investment bank, he was involved in the civil rehabilitation of a company that faced bankruptcy due to the Lehman Shock.
President and Representative Director of Revatron Co., Ltd.
Graduated from the Department of Politics and Economics at Waseda University.
When a student, he was an intern for financial analysis at a fund, an equity analyst at a research house. After working at a foreign investment bank, he was involved in the civil rehabilitation of a company that faced bankruptcy due to the Lehman Shock.
He is currently providing computer design, chip solutions, AI high-speed processing design to major domestic companies.
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