In Japan, nationwide medical care benefit costs increase to ¥68.5 trillion yen this year, up from ¥39.2 trillion in fiscal 2018. Read more about In Japan, nationwide medical care benefit costs increase to ¥68.5 trillion yen this year, up from ¥39.2 trillion in fiscal 2018.
In Japan, nationwide nursing care benefit costs increase to ¥25.8 trillion yen this year, up from ¥10.7 trillion in fiscal 2018. Read more about In Japan, nationwide nursing care benefit costs increase to ¥25.8 trillion yen this year, up from ¥10.7 trillion in fiscal 2018.
The costs of pensions, health care coverage, and insurance fees funded by the Japanese government increase to around ¥190 trillion yet this year, up from an annual ¥121.3 trillion ($1.11 trillion) in fiscal 2018. Read more about The costs of pensions, health care coverage, and insurance fees funded by the Japanese government increase to around ¥190 trillion yet this year, up from an annual ¥121.3 trillion ($1.11 trillion) in fiscal 2018.
The total number of households in Japan falls to 50.75 million this year, down from 53.33 million in 2015. Read more about The total number of households in Japan falls to 50.75 million this year, down from 53.33 million in 2015.
Japanese wholesale and retail sector workforce drops by 2.87 million by this year compared to 2017 numbers. Read more about Japanese wholesale and retail sector workforce drops by 2.87 million by this year compared to 2017 numbers.
The Japanese mining and construction workforce drops by 2.21 million by this year compared to 2017 numbers. Read more about The Japanese mining and construction workforce drops by 2.21 million by this year compared to 2017 numbers.
The Japanese manufacturing workforce drops by 2.06 million by this year compared to 2017 numbers. Read more about The Japanese manufacturing workforce drops by 2.06 million by this year compared to 2017 numbers.
Japanese medical and welfare sector workforce increases by 1.03 million by this year compared to 2017, reflecting the country’s aging society. Read more about Japanese medical and welfare sector workforce increases by 1.03 million by this year compared to 2017, reflecting the country’s aging society.
The number of female workers in Japan falls by 5.75 million by this year compared to 2017 levels. Read more about The number of female workers in Japan falls by 5.75 million by this year compared to 2017 levels.
The number of male workers in Japan falls by 7.11 million by this year compared to 2017 levels. Read more about The number of male workers in Japan falls by 7.11 million by this year compared to 2017 levels.
