Japan's national debt is difficult to reduce largely because the country does not view immigration as a good means to offset declines in the number of workers.

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Japan has historically been resistant to immigration and has not actively pursued policies aimed at increasing immigration. This has resulted in a declining population and a shrinking workforce, making it difficult to reduce the national debt.

Japan's National Debt Is Difficult to Reduce Largely Because the Country