#431 Why 99% of Japanese Businesses Are About to Be Wiped Out?
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examines the looming crisis facing the vast majority of small and medium-sized Japanese businesses, many of which are profitable but risk closure due to a failure in generational transfer. It highlights that the issue is not primarily economic decline or population shrinkage, but rather a lack of successors willing or able to take over family-run operations. Reasons for this include younger generations prioritizing different lifestyles and careers, and older owners' reluctance to cede control or entrust their legacy to outsiders. While government programs and private M&A platforms exist to facilitate succession, the cultural emphasis on family ties and tradition presents significant hurdles, leading to the exploration of practices like adult adoption as a means of business continuity, though these methods are insufficient to address the scale of the problem