University in Tokyo, last year.
ropean
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や兆候
候
中央値
中央値
2 Japan has the world's oldest population with a median age of 46
years,) an average lifespan of $4, and a quarter of the population over 65)
起こること
But this doesn't have to mean a glooms future What happens in the
coming years might even point the way for other countries. Japanese
・友向性を示すことにさえなりうる。
longevity
ity can't compensate for its ultra-fow fertility rate
勤勉な
-
- just 1.4)
children per woman, Hard-working Japanese society has "embraced
大量に
voluntary mass childlessness," says Nicholas Eberstadt, a demographer at
the American Enterprise Institute in Washington DC One in four don't
have children. Some European countries also have low fertility rates, but
voluntarilyではない