The Japan syndrome

The Japan syndromeThe biggest lesson the country may yet teach the world is about the growth-sapping effects of ageing IN 1979 Ezra Vogel, a Harvard academic, wrote a book entitled “Japan as Number One: Lessons for America” in which he portrayed Japan, with its strong economy and cohesive society, as the world's most dynamic industrial nation. Three decades later, Japan holds lessons of a less enc

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日本経済の一番の問題は高齢化であるという記事。

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"The trouble is that living standards are already dropping compared with other rich countries, so Japan feels poorer." そんなふうに見えるのか。

[yabuDK]

日本は、かつては製造業経営・成長経済のモデル国家、今はデフレ経済の反面教師国家、これからは高齢化経済の実験国家？