Description
Amol Rajan and his guests look at Japan where almost a third of the population is aged 65 or over. What does that mean for Japan's economy, and its future? And what can other ageing countries learn from its experiences so far?
GUESTS
Kathy Matsui, partner at venture capital fund MPower
Celia Hatton, Asia-Pacific Editor for the BBC
Bill Emmott, Chairman of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, former Editor of the Economist
Noreena Hertz economist and author of 'The Lonely Century'
Presenter: Amol Rajan
Producer: Lucinda Borrell
Editor: Kirsty Reid
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