Population and the Japanese economy : longevity, innovation, and economic growth /
880-01Yoshikawa, Hiroshi,1951-author.
Stewart, Charles(Translator),translator.
"Japan, a country where population decline is progressing and the number of workers is decreasing. While the fiscal deficit continues to expand, rural regions are in a crisis of disappearance. Isn't the decline of the nation already inevitable? Versus such preconceptions, economics which has struggled with population issues over many years responds "No!" Innovation holds the key to economic growth, and the fact that Japan is one of the world's leading longevity societies poses an opportunity. This book sweeps away the "population decline pessimism" that has spread throughout Japan and approaches the real issues of the Japanese economy"--
Translation of: Jinkō to Nihon keizai : chōju, inobēshon, keizai seichō.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 202-206).
Economics and populations -- Population decline and the Japanese economy -- The fruit called longevity -- What does economics mean for people.
"Japan, a country where population decline is progressing and the number of workers is decreasing. While the fiscal deficit continues to expand, rural regions are in a crisis of disappearance. Isn't the decline of the nation already inevitable? Versus such preconceptions, economics which has struggled with population issues over many years responds "No!" Innovation holds the key to economic growth, and the fact that Japan is one of the world's leading longevity societies poses an opportunity. This book sweeps away the "population decline pessimism" that has spread throughout Japan and approaches the real issues of the Japanese economy"--
Population aging
Technological innovations
Economic history.
Population.
Population aging.
Technological innovations.
Jinkō to Nihon keizai.