Re:Soaring Student Debt Prompts Calls for Relief
by ZoeZoeBee on Tuesday September 13, 2016 @07:38PM
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Even Better think about the consequences of Japan's aging population relying upon the Japanese Government Pension Investment Fund, being propped up by the JCBs purchase of equities.
>The GPIF’s results are seen as a gauge of broad market performance, as the fund owns nearly 1% of global equity markets and more than 7% of the Japanese stock market. Domestic and foreign equities comprised 44% of the portfolio at the end of March, below its 50% target weighting for the asset class, the fund said in a statement.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/japans-gpif-pension-fund-suffers...
There is this can they keep on kicking, hoping to out run the "current" malaise but you can't escape the Great Graying when your economies are dependent upon constant expansion.
>The GPIF’s results are seen as a gauge of broad market performance, as the fund owns nearly 1% of global equity markets and more than 7% of the Japanese stock market. Domestic and foreign equities comprised 44% of the portfolio at the end of March, below its 50% target weighting for the asset class, the fund said in a statement. http://www.wsj.com/articles/japans-gpif-pension-fund-suffers...
There is this can they keep on kicking, hoping to out run the "current" malaise but you can't escape the Great Graying when your economies are dependent upon constant expansion.