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Rapid Summary

• Japan’s Aging Population: japan has 36.25 million elderly (aged 65+), accounting for 29.3% of its total population. Women comprise the majority at 20.53 million, while men account for 15.72 million.
• Decline in Total Population: Japan’s population has been decreasing consecutively for 13 years; from 128 million in 2008 too an estimated 123.7 million in 2024.
• Economic Impact: The growing elderly demographic poses challenges such as increased healthcare and welfare costs, alongside a shrinking workforce.

– Currently, there are over 9.14 million elderly workers, one out of every seven workers being aged over 65.
– By 2040, seniors may compose 34.8% of the population, potentially resulting in a worker shortage exceeding 11 million people.

• Rise of Foreign Workers: To offset labor shortages, foreign workers have risen to a record-high figure of 2.3 million-a growth of 12.4% year-on-year-with Vietnamese workers being the largest group (570,000),followed by Chinese and Filipinos.

Indian Opinion Analysis

Japan’s demographics offer vital lessons for India as it steers through significant economic and societal shifts shaped by its own demographic trends-a younger population but with gradually increasing elderly cohorts due to better healthcare.

The sharp decline in Japan’s working-age citizens highlights how aging populations can strain economies through rising social expenditures coupled with dwindling income tax bases-a warning sign for governments worldwide prioritizing enduring workforce policies.

For India specifically:
1) The emphasis lies on tapping its young labor market while preparing long-term measures against future aging challenges such pensions reforms caregiving infra balancing productivity+loss gaps!

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