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The document discusses the challenges facing an aging society, including a decreasing and aging population. This will lead to a falling production and workforce rate, harming the nation's economy. Several response plans are proposed: create jobs for older people; support women working and families; encourage earlier marriage and childbearing; or do nothing. The best plan would increase support for women workers and childcare to boost the production rate and stabilize the economy.
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The future of aging society
- 1. THE FUTURE OF THE AGING SOCIETY AYUMI HYOGO
- 2. SITUATION The society’s average age is getting higher population is decreasing rapidly
- 4. PROBLEM The production rate will fall Not having enough workers Nations’ Economy is going to fall Young people need to work more Marriage will be later in their life or people start to think marriage isn't needed Danger involves a granny birth. Population decrease
- 5. RESPONSE Make some jobs for higher age people Make the environment for women to work more Make more opportunity for younger people to get married. Do nothing Support young people to do more work
- 6. EVALUATION Population grow (baby boom)/ birth rate goes up Economy stablize More women workers in the work place Senoirs get job
- 7. EVALUATION Ends in failure Nothing changed Nation got weaker
- 8. DISCUSSION QUESTION If you are a governer, which Plan you will take? 1. Increase the work place for women and child care support (take the production rate) 2. Soften the laws for foreigner workers to increase the foreigner population 3. Do nothing (The end of the nation) 4. Other.
- 9. SOURCES • https://www.renesas.com/en-sg/about/web-magazine/edge/global/10- chinas-market.html • http://wisdom.unu.edu/en/ageing-societies/ • http://koureika-shakai.com/sekai/ • http://www.paulchefurka.ca/Population.html