Japan's Prescription for Dealing with Problems Associated with an Aging

Japan's prescription for dealing with problems associated with an aging society includes

A) relying on large-scale immigration.
B) providing incentives for its elderly to retire at ages 55 to 60.
C) reversing the old-fashioned trend of keeping women at home.
D) enacting laws against discrimination based on age.
E) phasing in a shift from age 55 to age 60 as the date when a person may begin receiving a pension.