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Hey, big-spender

机译:嘿,大手笔

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By 2015, one in four of all Japanese, or 30m, will be over 65. Already, more than 25,000 Japanese are over 100, and that number is going to rise fast. After all, average life expectancy, now 82, is growing by almost 2.5 years every decade, while Japan's big baby-boom generation is just about to start moving into retirement. It is all causing a good deal of hand-wringing among policymakers contemplating a growing burden for the state and for a shrinking workforce. But it is also causing a good deal of hand-rubbing among businessmen, who see older Japanese as a source of profit.
机译:到2015年,所有日本人中有四分之一(即3,000万)将超过65岁。目前,已经有超过25,000名日本人超过100个,而且这个数字还将迅速上升。毕竟,现在的平均预期寿命是82岁,每十年增长近2.5岁,而日本庞大的婴儿潮一代即将开始退休。所有这些都在决策者之间引起了很多麻烦,他们正在考虑给国家和日益减少的劳动力增加负担。但是,这也引起了商人之间的大量摩擦,他们将年长的日本人视为赢利来源。

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