Economic Impact of Population Decline and Aging in Japan

Name: Economic Impact of Population Decline and Aging in Japan
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The Post-Demographic Transition Phase

Häftad, Engelska, 2026

Av Kohei Wada

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Through this book, a Japanese economic demographer clearly shows the various economic consequences of population problems in Japan, especially the impacts of continuing ultra-low fertility and the world’s highest life expectancy in the post-demographic transition phase.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-02-22
Mått0 x 0 x 0 mm
Vikt0 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieSpringerBriefs in Population Studies
Antal sidor100
FörlagSpringer Verlag, Japan
ISBN9784431548300

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1 Post-demographic transition 1.1 Ultra low fertility: Population have always had no ability to reproduce itself 1.2 Rise in life expectancy: To manage the risk of long life in super-aging society 1.3 Ageing and Population decline: The double wallop of the world’s fastest ageing and the first population dive in Japanese history.- 2 Impact to the supply side 2.1 Labor: The absolute shortage of domestic labor and the large inflows of immigrants 2.2 Capital: Will the national wealth of Japan shrink, too? 2.3 Technical progress: Expected to be the most powerful engine of economic growth.- 3 Impact to the demand side 3.1 Consumption : The fact is that older consumer demand is fairly strong 3.2 Savings: After all, which is true, the life cycle hypothesis or the dynasty model? 3.3 Investment: it depends on the young entrepreneurial business mind.- 4 Remedy for Japan 4.1 Population policy : The power of Asian local communities should raise the fertility in the long term 4.2 Economic policy : The design of universally worker-friendly workplace, the improvement in older consumer confidence and the fosterage of new industries appropriate to small population and small national land 4.3 Prospects for economic and population growth : Japan has the potential to grow unless policies are mistaken.