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Japan logs record population loss in 2023

Japan logs record population loss in 2023
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Japan logs record population loss in 2023

Japan logs record population loss in 2023
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Concerns of social collapse motivate brand-new promote infants in Japan

Required paternal leave, terminating trainee financial debt for individuals who have a child, and ¥ 10m payments for

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FOCUS: Calls grow for drastic steps to address Japan s sliding birthrate

As the Japanese government launches a new agency to address the declining birthrate, experts are calling for more drastic steps than the measures recently announced by Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.

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Fears of societal collapse prompt new push for babies in Japan

Compulsory paternity leave, canceling student debt for people who have a baby, and ¥10m payouts for a third child are among ideas pitched.

Shiro yamasakiSouth koreaKazumasa oguroMasako moriFumio kishidaMary brintonYuki masujimaHarvard brintonDaiwa institute of researchHosei universityMinistry of health laborOrganisation for economic cooperationHarvard universityPrime minister fumio kishidaEconomic cooperationHealth labor