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Japan's population problem strains its economy
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Japan's population problem strains its economy
Japan is already a “super-aged society” with more than 28% of the population aged 65 and older. But in 2022, the country grew even older as 15% of the population is over 75, while newborn rates are plummeting. It’s a troubling sign for a nation already facing a so-called demographic time bomb that could dramatically reshape one of the world’s largest economies. Tulay Kalyon Haznedaroglu explains.
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