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Dramatically. in september japan hit a new record. nearly 70,000 people over 100 years of age. it already had the most per capita in the world. and 27% of the population is 65 or older compared to less than 9% globally. all this has stunning implications for japan's economy. in less than 50 years, the working population could shrink by nearly half. already firms complain of labor shortages and the ratio of job openings to applicants has reached a 40-year high. all this means japan could lose a percentage point of gdp growth over the next three decades according to the imf. some proposed soluti...

The signature policies for boosting growth seem to be revamping. in september, the japan, hit a new record, nearly 70,000 people over 100 years of age. it already had the most per capita in the world. and the number in the population is 69% older compared to 9% globally. in less than 50 years, the working population could shrink to nearly half. the relation to openings to applicants could reach an all-time high. some proposed solutions include worker robots or a free immigration system, but there's one woefully under used resource right at home. women in their prime have

A refugee in germany he's now an example to his students of the opportunities that exist in bosnia but the younger generation in particular have lost hope it's not. cool i want to be part of the working population. and have a job where i help other people. so. that's why i applied to train as a caregiver. but it also gives me job satisfaction. does not mean. the news that germany currently has thousands of caregiver vacancies to fill and is fast tracking work permits spread rapidly across bosnia. germany has a lot of old people who need help. so why can't we do that in the us one of the it's a...

Almost 35% of all workers going back to 2017. this is a huge pot of money and this is a significant part of the working population. >> it sure does. i think in the context the public sector unions, there is much less of an argument that they are piggybacking on the back of the union leadership for purposes of collective bargaining and the like. a different dynamic when you deal with unions and government representatives as opposed to unions and management in traditional labor negotiations. >> sandra: this ruling coming down on the last day of the term for the supreme court. yesterday at this t...

Important. that's good. 313,000 jobs in a month is good. 200,000 or 250,000, that's good. if you get 150,000 a month, that's the replacement rate for our working population. that's good. below that is where you start to have problems. put the chart up a second. i want to show you, probably, to most working people, what the most important thing is, the one on the right, wage growth. 0.1% for the month. that's not fantastic. we are having wage growth, but that's not great. anyway, you always have to take this as a whole. you have to look at all the things together. after days of confusion, pre...