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Even if the birth rate suddenly tripled, it wouldn't solve that issue for at least a generation. There's going to have to be other solutions, maybe in the form
by pesus 2y ago
Even if the birth rate suddenly tripled, it wouldn't solve that issue for at least a generation. There's going to have to be other solutions, maybe in the form of automation/robotics/etc in conjunction with societal/economic changes. I wouldn't be surprised if the older population resists necessary changes and exacerbates the problem, though.
- standardUser 2y agoA change to immigration policy could solve the issue within years, but Japan seems like the least likely nation to embrace that approach.
- kortilla 2y agoSolving in a generation is fine if it starts now. GP is talking about a projection 100 years out.