Japan Aging Crisis

1) One aspect is that 20% of Japan's population is over 65 years old. Also some people are not marrying at all or later in age.
2) 33% of Japan's population will be 65 years or older
3) The direct impact is people are working older ages so there is less labor but they want female labor participation to rise to balance it out.
4) They are wanting females to work more, they are also putting a new visa system/ changing it, and the are hoping to raise the age of retirement.

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Mapping the US

1) Washington 2) Oregon 3) California 4) Arizona 5) Nevada 6) Utah 7) Idaho 8) Montana 9) Wyoming 10) Colorado 11) New Mexico 12) Texas 13) Oklahoma 14) Kansas 15) Nebraska 16) South Dakota 17) North Dakota 18) Minnesota 19) Iowa 20) Missouri 21) Arkansas 22) Louisiana 23) Wisconsin 24) Michigan 25) Illinois 26) Indiana 27) Ohio 28) Kentucky 29) Tennessee 30) Mississippi 31) Alabama 32) Georgia 33) Florida 34) South Carolina 35) North Carolina 36) Virginia 37) West Virginia 38) Pennsylvania 39) New York 40) Vermont 41) New Hampshire 42) Maine 43) Massachusetts 44) Rhode Island 45) Connecticut 46) New Jersey 47) Delaware 48) Maryland 49) Alaska 50) Hawaii

Mapping the Word Part 1

10) Panama 1) Canada 2) United States 3) Mexico 4) Guatemala 5) Belize 6) El Salvador 7) Honduras 8) Nicaragua 9) Costa Rica 11) Cuba 12) Jamaica 13) Haiti 14) Dominican Republic 1) Colombia 2) Venezuela 3) Guyana 4) Suriname French Guiana 6) Ecuador 7) Peru 8) Bolivia 9) Brazil 10) Paraguay 11) Chile 12) Argentina 13) Uruguay

Blog Post 11

Globalization is the process of interaction and integration among people, companies, and governments worldwide. One of the processes that happen with globalization is the trading of goods. It is created because of globalization which happens everywhere. Also it creates a new way of transportation. When it happens it creates new ways to transport either physically or transporting a message. Like the phone, now we can just text someone and it goes instantly.

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