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Japan is predicted to be the nation most likely to solve the generational-transfer problem within five to ten years because its aging problem is most urgent, though Jiang says it may be the only nation able to do...
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Japan is predicted to be the nation most likely to solve the generational-transfer problem within five to ten years because its aging problem is most urgent, though Jiang says it may be the only nation able to do so voluntarily.
Japan may be uniquely able to transfer power voluntarily from the elderly to the young because elderly Japanese have a stronger obligation to nation and people.
"And if you were to ask me which nation would most likely achieve this first, I would say Japan. And the reason is very..."
"...think the major problem facing all Western industrial nations is the aging crisis. What do you do with these people who are 90 years..."
"...in the matter because along with the fertility crisis is the aging crisis where your population is getting older and older. Okay? So life..."
"...85 and older, whoa, look at this. Look at this. The aging crisis in America is huge. But it's not just America, it's everywhere...."
Fukuyama's end of history becomes, in this lecture, a temporary American spell: Pax Americana, science-priesthood, and dollar worship.
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