What's going on in Japan?
What's going on in Japan?
Christopher Wilson
Juan Gomez
Lots of baby boomers have been retiring their jobs in recent years.
Lincoln Williams
>2014
Josiah Wright
japan is fine, jews want to keep pushing "japan needs le inmgirants" meme
Charles Ramirez
Skilled Japanese are not employed in companies in Japan, so there is fewer workers with skill to make up, and fewer going into these professions.
Isaac Green
...
Bentley Ramirez
>This means that
A) All our jobs require 0 qualification
B) We are very educated.
It must be A
Brandon Campbell
Why do you always come up with these graphs Ikibey?
Anthony Ramirez
..what?
Jaxson Cruz
Old population doesn't explain it all, or Germany would be on the same situation.
Nicholas Murphy
Consider how many immigrants Germany has compared to the number of immigrants in Japan.
Easton Diaz
no, it means you have a large supply of skilled workers (aka unemployed) and too few companies that needs skilled workers.
the story about the paperless kurd who wound up working in construction in japan is a good example of what is happening in japan. there's so much work available that he can support him and his family in japan of all place working under the table, but he still has to worry about getting deported every day.
maybe those japanese lessons weren't a giant waste of time after all.
Xavier Russell
Anyone in EU can go and work in germany, and many do (like most of poland).
Dumb monkey.
Nathaniel Myers
I would only go to japan in a Hikikomori visa
Jonathan Phillips
hikikomoris?
Caleb Reed
Japanese wages are pretty low though. You're better off in Funland
Alexander Rivera
Your logic is faulty because their age distributions aren't identical. The green line represents the official retirement age in each country.
Isaac Jackson
When you take into account taxes I might even get ahead if other expenses don't skyrocket too much.
Chase Reyes
>india
AhahahHHha 1.5 billion and they still have no skilled people
all their smartest go to other countries
Caleb Turner
Hopefully the new germans will take care of that bulge of soon-to-be retirees.
Christopher Johnson
>new germans
You mean Somalis?
Nathaniel Rogers
Demographic collapse:
>low birth rates
>low immigration
>high life expectancy
Christopher Sanchez
Yes, my dense burger.
Daniel Hughes
Pretty sure low birth rate, low immigration, low life expectancy would be worse
Grayson Bennett
How? A large number of penioners is a burden on working age population that has to support them.
Old people tend to spend less and save more which is also bad for domestic consumption.