by William Pesek available on The Japan Times
As Kuroda struggles to drive the economy toward inflation, he’s running into a roadblock
35 million people deep. Japan’s 65-plus generation isn’t buying homes, cars, Sony
PlayStations or lavishing fixed incomes on fashion, pricey meals and travel.
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The question is how Japan pays its growing debt with fewer people after that? (...) Japan’s
hopes of creating a productivity generation will require a policy revolution Abe has so far
avoided. A socie
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