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🇯🇵 Japan's shrinking population.

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OMER1 gün önce

Look, cash for babies isn’t going to fix this. Young people can’t afford a place to live, they’re expected to work themselves into the ground, and Japan still acts like marriage is the only way to have kids. That’s why births keep falling.I’d rather see cheaper housing for people in their 20s and 30s, less of this overtime-is-loyalty nonsense, and a controlled immigration policy now instead of waiting until hospitals and factories are begging for workers. That’s the only thing that actually slows it down.

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Sushant Kumar1 gün önce

Less daily traffic, zero smog, and pure clean oxygen for everyone remaining. Japan is in right direction.

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NoLiquidity1 gün önce

It's okay. The indians are en route to help them out 👍

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savetheokapis1 gün önce

no one fucking cares.

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Yağlı Surat Nefreti1 gün önce

I love japan. I hope there will be more japanese in the world. We need people like japanese in the world

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Supremely Sade1 gün önce

They need to bring in immigrants and open up immigration to help with the workforce

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PRITHVIJIT1 gün önce

Brent crude update

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Amaral M.1 gün önce

Após 2008? Crise subprime, seria relacionado à custos de moradia? Em todo lugar vejo que os custos de habitação são elevados no Japão. Talvez isso acarrete em desincentivos.

𝔏𝔢𝔠𝔱𝔢𝔯 𝔄𝔯𝔞𝔫𝔡𝔬𝔯(レクター・アランドール) profil fotoğrafı
𝔏𝔢𝔠𝔱𝔢𝔯 𝔄𝔯𝔞𝔫𝔡𝔬𝔯(レクター・アランドール)1 gün önce

🇯🇵日本の出生数と死亡数 出生数 死亡数 2004年 1,110,721 1,028,602 2005年 1,062,530 1,083,796 2006年 1,092,674 1,084,451 2007年 1,089,818 1,108,334 2008年 1,091,156 1,142,407 2009年 1,070,036 1,141,865 2010年 1,071,305 1,197,014 2011年 1,050,807 1,253,068 2012年 1,037,232 1,256,359 2013年 1,029,817 1,268,438 2014年 1,003,609 1,273,025 2015年 1,005,721 1,290,510 2016年 977,242 1,308,158 2017年 946,146 1,340,567 2018年 918,400 1,362,470 2019年 865,239 1,381,093 2020年 840,835 1,372,755 2021年 811,622 1,439,856 2022年 770,759 1,569,050 2023年 727,288 1,576,016 2024年 686,173 1,605,378

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SG91 gün önce

They should borrow some indians.

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The World Eye1 gün önce

Japan is just the Western world’s demographic trailer; the US, UK, and EU are playing the exact same movie on a 15-year delay. 📉

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Cartman1 gün önce

nerde cokluk orda bokluk bosverin takmayin, keske istanbulun nufusuda her sene 1 milyon azalsa

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Uduak | Productivity & Mindset1 gün önce

The 2008 peak was 18 years ago. Every government since then expanded support and still missed the 2039 birth forecast by 15 years. At this point the interesting question isn’t “why is Japan shrinking?” It’s which country is next and still pretending it isn’t.

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Rohan Arun1 gün önce

Hey Super, build a The workbench will simulate Japan's population dynamics, focusing on its shrinking demographics. It will feature an interactive D3.js multi-line trajectory chart and a live age-cohort distribution pyramid. Users can adjust parameters like fertility rate, life expectancy, retirement age, and net migration using sliders to see immediate recalculations. Visitors can select from policy presets such as 'Current Trajectory', 'High Fertility Incentive', 'Expanded Immigration', and 'Balanced Reform'. Alternatively, they can manually adjust parameters to observe the impact on population decline rates, worker-to-retiree dependency ratios, and labor force deficits up to the year 2076. The tool will have a responsive design with crimson-and-slate styling, accessible numerical inputs, and a one-click data export for CSV and JSON tables.

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The Night Scope8 saat önce

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Andrea Lisi, CFA1 gün önce

And higher inflation. A bad mix

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