One reason is that Japanese investment has grown so swiftly.

For one thing, he says, industrial investment would grow at the expense of housing.

Direct foreign investment, someone pointed out, is growing faster than international trade.

Since 1975, investments grew by 10% in the past year and had been targeted for development.

With these achievements, during the last five years, social investment grew significantly from 1,980 to 5,197 million dollars between 2006 and 2011.

Private investment and exports grew, while unemployment continued to fall.

No matter what the market does, the investment will grow by a guaranteed percentage - often 5 percent.

The total investment could grow to $12 billion over the 30-40 year project life.

Direct foreign investment has grown faster this decade than trade.

A minimum $12,500 investment could grow to $129,752 after five years of operations.