Japanese Society Is Intolerant of Failure: The Reality That the Share Hesitant to Start a Business Is the Second-Highest in the OECD (Forbes JAPAN)

A Forbes JAPAN article reports that Japanese society has little tolerance for failure and that the proportion of people hesitant to start a business ranks second among OECD countries.

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A Forbes JAPAN article reports that Japanese society has little tolerance for failure and that the proportion of people hesitant to start a business ranks second among OECD countries.

Against this backdrop, the article says attention is focusing on Japanese people’s willingness to start businesses and their tendency to avoid risk.

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ThemeIt has been pointed out that Japanese society has little tolerance for failure.

OECD rankingThe reality that the proportion of people hesitant to start a business ranks second among OECD countries

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