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A growing amount of evidence demonstrates the adverse impacts of economic downturns on population health. However, the extent to which the macroeconomic conditions at labor market entry affect health outcomes in later life remains relatively understudied. This study focused on the health outcomes of the cohort who entered the labor market during the "employment ice age" (EIA; 1993-2004) in Japan, when young people had difficulty finding jobs after graduating from college or high school.

Lingering Impact of Starting Working Life During a Recession: Health Outcomes of Survivors of the “Employment Ice Age” (1993–2004) in Japan