Roundtable 1: How will the Japanese economy look when it is aged?
【Japanese only/日本語音声のみ】
Japan is a pioneer in confronting the complexities of an ageing society. The experience of Japan so far provides critical lessons on the sustainability of pension systems, healthcare, and long-term care, as well as broader macroeconomic and financial stability in all advanced societies. We gather to explore the economic and policy implications of population ageing by examining Japan from comparative perspectives.
The symposium brings together leading researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to foster interdisciplinary dialogue to address the eminent issues raised by ageing populations both in Japan and around the world.
Organized by Banque de France / Fondation France-Japon Lab, Center for Advanced Research in Finance (CARF) at the University of Tokyo, and Tokyo College at the University of Tokyo, all of which emphasizes the importance of co-creation for the better future, we aim to ensure that the lessons learned from Japan’s experience inform robust and innovative responses to the challenges of demographic transformation.
Moderator: Kenichi Ueda (The University of Tokyo)
Panelist：
Tetsuro Kawashima (AXA)
Takashi Muraoka (Industrial Growth Platform, Inc.)
Nobuko Nagase (Otsuma Women’s University & Ochanomizu University)
04:03 Tetsuro Kawashima (AXA)
12:52 Takashi Muraoka (Industrial Growth Platform, Inc.)
24:28 Nobuko Nagase (Otsuma Women’s University & Ochanomizu University)
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Tokyo College invites leading researchers and intellectuals from around the globe to come together and engage in open discussions about the future of society.
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