TOKYO -- Japan's stagnant wages risk making the country unattractive to Southeast Asian and Chinese workers by the early 2030s, a new analysis by the Japan Center for Economic Research shows.
The JCER study compares wages earned by factory workers in China, Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia and Thailand with the money a foreign national would receive through Japan's government-sponsored technical training program.
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