The Morning After in Japan: Its Declining Population, Too Generous Pensions and a Weakened Economy |
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Contents
Which Matters More Japans Increasing | 3 |
The Overall Pension System in Japan | 19 |
Is Japans Public Pension System | 45 |
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accounted active Age Profile amount annual income assets assumed Average basic benefits behavior bequest motives chapter Child Consumption Expenditure continue contribution rate contributions decline dependent Disposable Income Distribution early earnings economic effect elderly couples employees employment estimated extended families female Figure Financial Assets fiscal Flow full-time funded future given Gross groups growth head higher households housing husbands included Income Class increase individual inherited wealth Japan Japanese labor force less Liabilities living major male married mean median million yen Monetary Assets monthly Note NSFIE Occupation old-age older parents part-time participation payments per-capita percent persons population present projections proportion public pension benefits reach receiving reform relatively remains retirement salaried salaried workers Saving Rates shows singles social security Source spouses status Survey Table Total transfers Type wives women workers worth
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| Title | The Morning After in Japan: Its Declining Population, Too Generous Pensions and a Weakened Economy Economic research series |
| Author | Noriyuki Takayama |
| Publisher | Maruzen, 1998 |
| ISBN | 4621045423, 9784621045428 |
| Length | 263 pages |
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