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What China can learn from Japan’s retirement age hike

Richard Morrow
The administration in Tokyo is looking to raise the voluntary retirement age from 65 to 70 years-old. China's is just 60 for men, and 55 or 50 for women. It needs to raise it.
What China can learn from Japan’s retirement age hike

Paying for populations that are living longer than ever before has become a headache to countries across the world. The more retirees there are, the more governments need to pay out in pensions.

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