Daily view: what now for the economy of Japan?

Commentators discuss how coping of the Japanese earthquake.

Eamonn Fingleton predicts the new Republic will hurt the global economy, the earthquake. He gives the example of a small fire in the factory that previously "in niihama sent shocks through the world that the factory produced essential to making the most of the semiconductors resin:

"The destruction of the last week was very great deterioration of tsunamis in Japan, whereas a destroyed. In addition, the industry has changed dramatically during the last two decades. Technological progress and globalization both tended to encourage the production of specialized more and more. In a world where national markets are more difficult, for the latest net production processes, as well as the shareholders the most patient and bankers (such as Japanese), to win-while others fall on the side, it is not possible to finance the transition to the next stage of the technology. This concentration is dangerous: for this reason, it may return the case to a fire in the factory, niihama Japanese single brought an entire industry to its knees, hundredfold. "

Anatole Kaletsky says times combining tsunami, oil prices, European debt with conflicting ES can prove fatal:

"What makes all these risks particularly frightening is that at present the world economy is still in a State of recovery after the crisis of 2008-2009 and may be too weak to meet any of these shocks, all four together.
"The world is facing today, such as ?????"???? of ????"?? Hamlet, international leaders have no choice. They can do nothing and accept that the world economy to fatalistically hell. Or they take arms against a sea of troubles and by opposing end them ".

Editorial of the Telegraph claims ??????? global worldwide is irrational:

"While there are certain fears because of the supply chain of the dominant role in native Japan manufacturing car components computer, it is also the investment required to rebuild the regions ' will offer the required fiscal stimulus sorely. After the great earthquake that left Earth in 1995, Cuba's economy rebounded strongly. Here, at least, is the height of the potential money to this glittering cloud. "

Economist offers global investors may return to Japan in the long term:

"Some of the reaction in the market that is reflective of the uncertainty involved. As long as it is not clear what would be the total cost of the disaster, markets price in the possibility of the occurrence. If the worst does not occur, they snap back. And it is part of the response to the market situation is probably the panic created by a sharp fall in prices. It is possible to restore it. "

Financial times, Martin Wolf is convinced that Japan can recover from the earthquake:

"It is in adversity country shows its mettle. The Japanese would probably do just that, at the earliest opportunity. It is the leaders make the mettle of the people. If they can do this, from the disaster still possible of rebirth. "

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