Japan’s population shrinks for the 14th consecutive year
- Japan's population totaled 123.8 million as of October 2024, marking the 14th straight annual fall.
- A declining birthrate, coupled with people delaying marriage and children, has caused Japan's population to shrink.
- The citizen population dropped by 898,000 to 120.3 million, while the overall population decreased by 550,000.
- Yoshimasa Hayashi stated the government recognizes many people cannot raise children as they wish due to economic factors.
- Japan faces a shrinking workforce and consumer base, prompting government action to address the critical demographic outlook.
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Marriage Crisis: Japan’s Birth Rate Falls To Record Low Despite $25 Billion Gov Intervention
Japan’s population plummeted for the 14th year in a row in 2024, declining by nearly 900,000 people despite massive government spending aimed at encouraging childbirth. New data released on Monday by Japan’s Internal Affairs Ministry shows the number of Japanese nationals declining by 898,000, marking the steepest annual decline since authorities began keeping records in ...
Japan's Population Decline Continues for 14th Consecutive Year - Novinite.com - Sofia News Agency
Japan’s population of Japanese nationals fell to 120.3 million as of October 2024, marking a record decrease of 898,000 people compared to the previous year, according to government estimates reported by Kyodo News. This represents the most significant annual drop since comparable records began in 1950, driven by an aging society and persistently low birthrates. ...
Japan’s population falls by half million as birth rate stays low
Japan’s population contracted by half a million last year, underscoring the country’s mounting challenges in tackling labor shortages and financing its social security system with a shrinking tax base. The overall population dropped by 550,000 from the previous year to 123.8 million in 2024, extending the streak of declines to 14 years, according to data as of October 2024 released Monday by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications. T…
Japan's Population Plunges by Half a Million in 14th Straight Annual Fall
Japan’s population contracted by half a million last year, underscoring the country’s mounting challenges in tackling labor shortages and financing its social security system with a shrinking tax base.
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