Vision2050 JCER Long-Term World Forecast - Three Scenarios

Three Barriers on the Road to Prosperity

2013/05/31

PDFJCER Long-Term World Forecast – Three Scenarios (Summary)

Population demographics, energy and government debt are among the structural problems which Japan must overcome in the coming decades. We have worked out an independent long-term forecast for Japan through 2050 with a view to considering what steps the nation must take to maintain vitality into the future.
(This is translation from the article appeared in the Nihon Keizai Shimbun.)

2016/07/27

Potential of Investments in Information and Communications Technology

- GDP Boost of 70 Trillion Yen by Fiscal Year 2030
- Using ICT for Interaction with Customers Is Key

2015/03/26

60% Reduction in CO2 Emissions by 2050 Relative to 2005 is Achievable

--30% reduction ? matching U.S. Target ? by 2030
--Japan must lead international debate on the prevention of global warming

The Future of Energy and Environmental Choice　　Fiscal 2014 Report

2014/11/04

Energy Consumption Down 40% in Fiscal 2050 by Economic Structural Changes

--Energy Conservation Is a Growth Engine

The Future of Energy and Environmental Choice　　Energy and Power Saving after the Nuclear Accident

2014/04/08

Maintain Position as a First-tier Nation

--World Economic Map in 2050
--Establish National Targets to Stabilize Population Decline

JCER Long-Term Forecast and Policy Proposal (Updated)

2013/05/31

Three Barriers on the Road to Prosperity

JCER Long-Term World Forecast - Three Scenarios

2013/01/11

Ensuring that Japan Remains an Economic Powerhouse

--Female Labor Participation Key to Building World-Class Workforce

Problems and Solutions