Japanese Economy

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Accelerating regulatory reform to strengthen competition and boost productivity
advanced ageing population economic challenges
Advancing the digitalization of Japan to raise productivity and well-being
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Central Government
corporate governance reform
demographic economics
digital transformation policy
Enhancing productivity in the service sector
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Expanding the use of foreign workers and raising the fertility rate to cope with demographic challenges
Extending the careers of older personsPromoting employment and leadership opportunities for women
Financial sector reforms to promote growth and financial stability
fiscal reform strategies
From the collapse of the bubble economy to the COVID-19 pandemic
Green Growth Indicators
Improving local government finances in tandem with the central government
Improving the education system and increasing human capital
Improving the fiscal framework to ensure long-term fiscal sustainability
Improving the innovation framework to boost productivity
Improving the insolvency regime to improve resource allocation
income inequality reduction
Japan's Financial System
Japan’s Financial System
Key challenges facing Japan
labour market policy
Long Term Care Insurance
Low Net Interest Margins
Making small and medium-sized enterprises a driver of growth and innovation
Monetary policy
Non-regular Workers
Non-viable Firms
OECD Average
OECD Data
OECD Economic Outlook
OECD Economic Survey
OECD Median
OECD Publishing
Pay For Performance
Pension Eligibility Age
PMR.
Promoting employment and leadership opportunities for women
Providing universal high-quality healthcare while controlling spending
Public Infrastructure
Reducing income inequality and poverty to promote social inclusion
Reforming the energy sector to achieve green growth and improve the environment
Relative Poverty Rate
SME Lending
SME Loan
SME Own
SME Sector
Spousal Deduction
Stewardship Code
Strengthening the integration of Japan in the world economy to benefit more fully from globalization
Upgrading corporate governance to revitalize the Japanese economy
Upgrading productivity in the agricultural sector

Product details

  • ISBN 9780367556617
  • Weight: 1020g
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 24 May 2022
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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Japan has many unique strengths, but it also faces numerous challenges, many of which are related to population ageing. Rapid demographic change is projected to reduce Japan’s population by one-quarter by 2060 while increasing the share of elderly people from 29% of the total population to 38%, which would be the highest share among advanced countries. This book analyses the Japanese economy and the challenges it faces, and suggests policies to promote wellbeing, high living standards, fiscal sustainability, social inclusion and environmental sustainability. The book’s 24 chapters focus on key aspects of Japan’s economy, including the labour market, innovation, education, women in the workforce, corporate governance, small and medium-sized enterprises, the service sector, agriculture, fiscal and monetary policy, income distribution and policies to address climate change.

The volume aims to increase understanding of Japan, the world’s third-largest economy and a key player in the global economy. It will assist policymakers and serve as a resource for academics and students of economics and public policy. As Japan is a front-runner in population ageing, the book’s analysis and policy recommendations are highly relevant to other countries that are, or soon will be, facing similar challenges.

Randall S. Jones is a professional fellow at Columbia University’s Center on Japanese Economy and Business and a non-resident fellow at the Korea Economic Institute. Previously, he served as the Senior Counsellor for East Asia and as Head of the Japan/Korea Desk at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in Paris from 2002 until 2019.

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