Aging and the Economy: The Japanese Experience

Maria Canon (), Marianna Kudlyak and Marisa Reed

The Regional Economist, 2015, issue Oct

Abstract: Because of its unusually high percentage of older people, Japan is heavily analyzed by other developed economies for studying the impact of aging on a macroeconomy. Does a large older population affect such things as output, inflation and labor force participation?

Date: 2015
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