英語 での Demographic changes の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The study responds to the needs of specialist analyses and solutions to problems related to longevity and demographic changes in society and in various fields of human life and activity.
Demographic Changes in Japan I begin by pointing out four relevant facts in order to consider the linkage between Japanese demographic changes and macroeconomic performance.
Demographic changes-- especially the decline in the working-age population-- have been depressing Japan's potential growth and thus its actual economic growth over the past decade Chart 18.
These questions are especially relevant for the development of marginalized coastal regions in Japan, which are already confronting grave socio-economic problems and dramatic demographic changes.
There are a variety of channels through which demographic changes affect the economy. However, with other conditions being equal, domestic demand will naturally decrease in line with a decrease in population.
Demographic changes with an influx of students and young families and a rising number of ethnic minority voters are working against Johnson in the area.
Child-care leave and time off to care for the aged are needed in order to respond to demographic changes now taking place in Japan.
Due to demographic changes in Latin America the United States is not likely to ever again experience the level of illegal entry it saw 10 to 20 years ago.
Economic growth rate At the outset, I pick up the most paramount consequence of demographic changes for the Japanese economy, among others, that is, the economic growth rate.
Major demographic changes that result from massive migration will lead to the assimilation rather than integration of the Tibetan nationality into the PRC and gradually lead to the extinction of the distinct culture and identity of the Tibetan people.
On the other hand, demographic changes also promote innovation and positive changes within firms as they try to keep abreast of new trends. This creates new financial service needs, such as merger and acquisition activities and lending.
Examples of the change cities face include natural and industrial disasters, environmental emergencies, economic shocks, climate change impacts, drastic demographic changes, and other unforeseen challenges.
Today, I will pick three issues, bubbles and resulting financial crises, demographic changes and natural disasters as the factors driving economic dynamics and call for further research on them.1 See Shirakawa(2010).
The region's economic and demographic changes, as well as its relatively short labor history, present an opportunity for countries to adopt a new lower cost social protection model than countries in regions with long, established policies.
At the G-20 Symposium"For a Better Future: Demographic Changes and Macroeconomic Challenges" held in January 2019, seven out of 13 speakers stressed the importance of labor force participation by the elderly in overcoming demographic challenges posed by the aging population.
The argument regarding secular stagnation after the crisis seems reasonable, considering the experience in Japan-- namely, that it continued to be difficult to boost demand, in part reflecting the financial crisis in the late 1990s and demographic changes since the 2000s.
We will also have to keep up to date with technology, and how we can use it to our best advantage; understand, adapt and leverage on economic and demographic changes; and use data to drive excellent HR practices.
Firms seem to be addressing demographic changes including the declining birthrate and aging population proactively by, for example, taking various steps to secure their labor force and expanding labor-saving investment, rather than merely considering these changes as constraints.
Demographic changes, including population aging, pose challenges and opportunities for all G20 members, and these changes will require policy actions that span fiscal, monetary, financial, labour market and other structural policies.
It reflects not only current demographic changes of the population but also reflects the fact that nowadays people with severe disabilities, chronic illnesses and impairment live longer than ever before, and also that some other specific groups of our population have needs related to longevity.