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|a IMF Survey :
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|a Washington, D.C. :
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|a IMF Survey
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|a In conjunction with its annual Article IV consultation with Japan, IMF staff prepared a background paper (Japan-Selected Issues) on a number of key topics. Two chapters of that paper dealt with the macroeconomic and fiscal implications of Japan's aging population. The authors-Hamid Faruqee, an Economist in the Research Department, and Martin Muhleisen, an Economist in the Asia and Pacific Department-speak with the IMF Survey about their findings.
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|a IMF Survey; IMF Survey ;
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