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    Aging society (aging rate: 23% in 2010): Decline in japan's birthrate. Population Decline means Fewer workers and Fewer consumers. Aging society also means lower tax revenues and lower tax revenues.

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    Aging society (aging rate: 23% in 2010): Decline in japan's birthrate. Population Decline means Fewer workers and Fewer consumers. Aging society also means lower tax revenues and lower tax revenues.

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    Aging society (aging rate: 23% in 2010): Decline in japan's birthrate. Population Decline means Fewer workers and Fewer consumers. Aging society also means lower tax revenues and lower tax revenues.

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    Effect of the Drop in Japan's Birthrate

    Negative effects
    Transformation into an aging society
    (aging rate: 23% in 2010 )

    Decline in Japanese population


    Fewer workers Fewer consumers

    Positive effects
    Smaller number of children per family

    Greater need for social programs

    Lower tax revenues

    Parents can spend more time and money on each child

    Increase in each workers social program contributions


    More children have opportunity to grow in emotionally and academically enriched environment

    Reduction in social benefits

    Less disposable income

    Decline in demand for services (education, leisure)

    Decline in standard of living


    Decline in some workers motivation to work

    Fewer sales

    Decline in GDP

    Sonoda, Moriyama 2011.12.1

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