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Long-Term Economic Statistics, System of National Accounts (5/5) Gross National Assets and National Wealth — Annual Report on the Japanese Economy and Public Finance, Fiscal Year Reiwa 4.

Cabinet Office (Annual Report on Economy and Public Finance, Long-Term Economic Statistics).

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  1. Gross national assets (year-end): 1985: 4,377.4917 trillion yen (12.88 times nominal GDP), 1987: 5,962.6896 trillion yen (15.98 times), 1989: 7,710.4189 trillion yen (17.96 times), 1990: 7,936.5470 trillion yen (17.18 times), 1991: 7,987.0858 trillion yen (16.24 times), 1992: 7,804.3983 trillion yen (15.48 times), 1994: 8,044.3144 trillion yen (15.74 times)
  2. Composition ratio of land, etc. in gross national assets: 1985: 24.3%, 1986: 26.3%, 1987: 29.4%, 1988: 28.9%, 1989: 29.4%, 1990: 31.2%, 1991: 28.7%, 1992: 26.6%, 1994: 23.9%, 2000: 17.2%, 2005: 13.4%
  3. National wealth (year-end): 1985: 1,811.0195 trillion yen (5.33 times nominal GDP), 1989: 3,231.0624 trillion yen (7.53 times), 1990: 3,531.4672 trillion yen (7.64 times), 1994: 3,150.0144 trillion yen (6.17 times)
  4. Remarks: For year-end 1980 and year-end 1994, there are two sets of figures due to benchmark revisions (1990 benchmark, 93SNA and 2015 benchmark, 08SNA). "Land, etc." includes land as well as mineral and energy resources, and non-cultivated biological resources.

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