If women are given a chance, they can bring a lot of improvements in Japan's underperforming economy. Common problem is that ageing population is on rise and workforce supporting is on decline.
However, there is a need to increase the number of workers. But, it has been seen that not many come to Japan from Europe and in that scenario, it is best to utilize what is available. It would not be wrong to say that country's women are acting as unutilized resource.
So, it will be better to encourage nation's women to come forth and work. Christine Lagarde, who is heading the International Monetary Fund, said that women can act as perfect saviors for Japan. They are the ones, who can rescue the country's economy from sinking.
Not only Christine, but a Goldman Sachs report has also revealed that the country's economy can improve if country's female makes their contribution. It is not that women in Japan do not work, but the thing is majority of them leave jobs after having babies.
Though improvements are taking place, it is vital that more women should come forth. "Many young working women say they no longer feel the glass ceiling", said experts.
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