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The distribution of assets in Japan

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Income-redistribution effects of "tax-cut" policy in Japan

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The search for more equitable pensions between generations

Takayama, Noriyuki - In: The demographic challenge : a handbook about Japan, (pp. 1115-1134). 2008

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Pension coverage in Japan

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Does a Bad Start Lead to a Bad Finish in Japan?

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There has been a growing concern about “Bad Start, Bad Finish (BS/BF)” issues in European countries for the last decade. Many young persons make a bad start to their working career and remain as atypical workers for long periods, being anticipated to reach retirement age with inadequate...

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