AP (16.08.2017) The debate over machines snatching jobs from people is muted in Japan, where birth rates have been sinking for decades, raising fears of a labor shortage.
Reuters (20.12.2016) Japan said on Tuesday it will step up the pace and expand the scope of drug price reviews, one of the most aggressive measures it is taking to rein in ballooning healthcare costs for a rapidly ageing nation.
The Japan Times (19.02.2017) The inauguration last month of Donald Trump as U.S. president and his plan to repeal the 2010 Affordable Care Act, known as “Obamacare,” has left many people here wondering: How does Japan compare?
Reuters (20.12.2016) Japan said on Tuesday it will step up the pace and expand the scope of drug price reviews, one of the most aggressive measures it is taking to rein in ballooning healthcare costs for a rapidly ageing nation.
The Japan Times (19.02.2017) The inauguration last month of Donald Trump as U.S. president and his plan to repeal the 2010 Affordable Care Act, known as “Obamacare,” has left many people here wondering: How does Japan compare?
lesechos.fr (01.07.2016) Le GPIF, fonds de pension japonais, a subi une lourde perte lors de son exercice 2015-2016. C’est la conséquence de la chute de la Bourse de Tokyo, mais aussi de son changement de stratégie.
Atlantico.fr (03.03.2016) Tout le monde anticipe le déclin démographique du Japon, mais ce qui arrive au pays de Shinzo Abe menace l'Europe : stagnation économique, austérité, et surtout calcification sociale et économique.
TDG (03.03.2016) Des millions de retraités japonais travaillent encore. Et pas seulement pour arrondir leurs fins de mois.
latribune.fr (01.12.2015) Les récentes turbulences boursières ont occasionné des pertes de 7.890 milliards de yens au deuxième trimestre de l'exercice 2015-2016. Une mésaventure qui soulève des questions sur la stratégie du GPIF, qui gère la partie publique des retraites des salariés nippons.
The Guardian (18.11.2015) Half of short-term workers discriminated against after becoming pregnant, survey says, as harassment complaints rise 18%
