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The graying of Japan (1998) | THINK TANK

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Original air date: April 9, 1998

Due to declining birth rates and longer life expectancy, the Japanese population is aging rapidly. This trend will have dramatic consequences for their pension and medical systems.

Host:
Ben Wattenberg — senior fellow, American Enterprise Institute

Panelists:
Robert Clark — North Carolina State University
Sheryl Wu Dunn — New York Times, Tokyo bureau

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