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Japan
Japan’s new government seeks to boost birth rate
Michael Cook | 04 December 2009
Japan's new government, led by the Democratic Party of Japan, seems to be taking its population problem seriously.
Japan slowly cruising into financial shipwreck
Michael Cook | 16 November 2009
Is Japan headed for financial meltdown because of decades of below replacement-level birth rates?
Japan’s demographic collapse
Michael Cook | 31 March 2009
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