Japan's four excesses and the US role

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Japan is currently undergoing an employment rate that is too high, excessive production capacity, excessive regulation and heavy competition. Coupled with the growing absence of political trust between it and the US, Japan is fearful that this may mar their security relationship.

United States, Japanese foreign relations, United States foreign relations

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Japan's gray tsunami

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Japan like many industrialized nations is set to see its elderly population increase and its young workers decline. This will affect its workforce and measures need to be taken to encourage older workers to stay on and to find other strategies.

Aged, Demographic aspects, Employment, Labor supply, Labor force, Elderly workers

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As Japan and America explode, Europe will endure

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European Commission Pres Jacques Delors states that there is a European economic model with a dialectic between society and the individual. He believes that Europe can solve its economic problems without destroying its social principles.

Europe, Officials and employees, Interview, European Union. European Commission, Social economics, Socioeconomics, Delors, Jacques

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