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The Antiwork Ethic
Japanese tax law has more generous child tax credits -- there are no age limits on "dependents", and any government money they receive, such as through fellowships, are not counted as "income". Thus, there are families whose adult children do not work because the family's overall income is higher that way.
I work and have a fellowship at a US university, but under Japanese law, I "have no income", so my family gets huge tax savings, like $10,000.
Here's a tribute to the hard-working students of East Asia.
http://img220.exs.cx/img220/134/3801fp.jpg
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Rupert Holmes anyone..
http://holmes-rupert.lyrics-songs.com/lyrics/18335/
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