There is also an issue of whether the global capacity to supply energy and food will manage to continue to meet the robust demand from emerging economies. As I have described, every country and every region in the world has its own challenges. Japan, for its part, needs to positively tackle its challenges without falling into pessimism.
The biggest challenge for Japan is to raise its growth potential. As the working-age population is declining, future generations cannot maintain the current high standard of living unless labor productivity is improved. As you may know, labor productivity is added value, or the sum of wages and profits, divided by labor input.