Although we have managed to maintain overall financial stability, as I have just described, we have also learned some lessons. First, a combination of various factors could lead to unexpected trouble. In disaster areas, key social infrastructures such as electricity, gas, communications, and transportation services simultaneously stopped functioning.
As it reaches the point of being fully absorbed, wage growth and  inflation should increase. The question is, how much and how quickly will they pick up? For the technically minded, this is a question about the slope of the Phillips Curve.