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[Demographic consideration of socio-economic problems in remote depopulated rural communities].


 Since 1960, out-migration of native junior and senior high school graduates and young farmers from rural mountain villages of Japan has severely diminished the local populations. The author discusses how this out-migration affects demographic aging, increased care needs for the elderly, and local economic growth. The government's attempts to solve the out-migration problems are assessed. (SUMMARY IN ENG)
