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Yuji Genda is a professor of labor economics at the Institute of Social Science, The University of Tokyo. He earned his Ph. D. in economics at Osaka University. His publications include A Nagging Sense of Job Insecurity-The New Reality Facing Japanese Youth (LTCB International Library Trust, International House of Japan, 2005); Jobless youths and the NEET problem in Japan, Social Science Japan Journal (2007, 10(1)); The endless ice age-A review of the cohort effect in Japan, The Japanese Economy (co-authored, 2008, 35(3)); Long- term effects of a recession at labor market entry in Japan and the United States, Journal of Human Resources (co-authored, 2010, 45(1)); Young, Japanese, and not in education, employment, or training: Japan's experience with the NEET phenomenon, in Demographic Change and Inequality in Japan (edited by S. Shirahase, 2011, Trans Pacific Press); The solitary non-employed persons (SNEPs): a new concept of non-employment, Japan Labor Review (2014, 10(4)); Does downsizing take a toll on retained staff? An analysis of increased working hours in the early 2000s in Japan, Journal of the Japanese and International Economies (co-authored, 2015, 36); and, An international comparison of hope and happiness in Japan, the UK and the US, Social Science Japan Journal (2016, 18(2)).