Posts tagged shrinking population

Japan Is Not Keen On Accepting Immigrants

Jan 8th

Posted by Affleap in Economic Issues

In Japan more than one in three Japanese will be over 65 years old by year 2055, as the working age population falls by over a third to 52 million.

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China Dislodges Japan As Largest Economy

Aug 18th

Posted by Affleap in Economic Issues

Japan’s nominal gross domestic product (GDP) which is not adjusted for price and seasonal variations, was worth US $1.286 trillion dollars in the second quarter of the year (April-June), as compared to China with US $1.335 trillion dollars of the same quarter.

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