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C/S/125. Impacts of demographical changes in Malaysia and Japan
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- 2009
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The paper examines the effects of demographical changes in population on managerial business decisions drawing examples from Malaysia and Japan and discussing its possible effects on the world economy and government policy. Recommendations are suggested about the HR policies that could be successfully used in the two countries under study.
KEYWORDS: impacts, demographical, changes, malaysia, japan,
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