Healthcare: The case of Japan
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- Inoue, Jun & 井上, 淳 & イノウエ, ジュン, 2010. "Migration of Nurses in the EU, the UK, and Japan : Regulatory Bodies and Push-Pull Factors in the International Mobility of Skilled Practitioners," Discussion Paper Series a526, Institute of Economic Research, Hitotsubashi University.
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- Michael Clemens, 2015.
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Aging population; staff shortage; inbound and outbound businesses; Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA); language support;All these keywords.
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