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Japan
Japanese Earthquakes - Natural and Demographic
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Is Japan a glimpse of Europe’s future?
Marcus Roberts | 17 January 2012
The US Economy – Bullishness based on babies
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Japan’s Earthquake and the Politics of Demography
Marcus Roberts | 05 May 2011
Japan’s new government seeks to boost birth rate
Michael Cook | 03 December 2009
Japan slowly cruising into financial shipwreck
Michael Cook | 16 November 2009
Japan’s demographic collapse
Michael Cook | 31 March 2009
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