Amazing predictions of the United Nations - by 2500, Japan will have no one

The Land of the Rising Sun is now considered one of the great powers with the development of many fields such as people, economy, technology . Based on what scientists have made amazing predictions about Japan Such version?

According to year-to-date statistics, Japan's population is declining at a faster rate than any other country. The current population of Japan is 127 million people. However, the Japanese Bureau of Statistics estimates that by 2100, this number will drop to 100 million.

Meanwhile, the United Nations predicts Japan only has 85 million people. And they also said that with the current birth and death rates in Japan, by 2500, Japan would have no one.

In addition, forecasts from the Japan National Research Institute on Population and Social Security suggest that the rate of population decline will be fast. From 2045, the country's population will decrease by about 900,000 people / year.

In the 1970s, an average Japanese woman had 2.07 children. However, now this number is only 1.43.

In fact, only 946,000 children were born in Japan in 2017. This is the lowest number in the history of statistics since 1899.

According to reports of Quartz (Japan), most young people in this country do not want to have children. One of the biggest reasons given is: They want to pursue their careers, want to work and develop their own economy.

This is understandable when they live in an environment of the "hardest in the world".

The fertility rate and mortality rate in Japan have a big gap.

Not only the birth rate, but also the mortality rate, the difference between the birth rate and the death rate also significantly affect the population of a country.

In Japan, while the fertility rate is falling sharply, the death rate seems to be increasing gradually, especially the number of deaths due to overwork.

According to the report, in 2017, there were 1,340,433 people dead. That means an average of more than 3,000 people die every day. That's why Japan is being labeled a "dead society".

Besides, the fewer children born, the higher the average age of Japan. Japan is a country with an aging population with an average age of 46, 3 - topping the list of average age of countries.

The death rate seems to be increasing, especially the number of deaths due to overwork.

The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare said: "We hope to block the decline of birth rates by promoting child support strategies and facilitating births. child ".