Economics of 21st Century Child-rearing in Japan

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Economics of 21st Century Child-rearing in Japan by Michele Gibney Economics of Asia May 5, 2005

History Pre-World War II Post-World War II

Trends in the Number of Live Births and Total Fertility Rate

Estimated Total Population of Japan

Reasons Why Women Do Not Have Their Ideal Number Of Children

Reasons Women Aren’t Having As Many Children Increased education Employment (money) Employment (enjoyment) Life Expectancy Later Marriage Trends Psychological/Physiological

Increased Education High performing in secondary schools Increase in University attendance, corresponding decrease in Junior Colleges attendance Increasing attendance at graduate schools

Employment

Changes in the Ratio of Never Married By

Employment, Marriage, and Equality

Government Programs/Incentives: Are they working? Angel Plan New Angel Plan Plus One Proposal

Future Prognosis Population instability Economic insupportability Equality inadequacies