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suicide one ten leading causes death globally previous research revealed link economic conditions mental health however literature focused primarily recessions unemployment ie actual economic developments opposed uncertainty relates economic developments yet materialised study examines differential association economic uncertainty suicide japan depending age sex employment status population density order identify groups affected using monthly prefectural suicide mortality data ministry health labour welfare monthly economic uncertainty index period 2009 2019 employed fixed effects panel data approach examine association uncertainty suicide population group found 1 increase economic uncertainty associated 0061 increase monthly number suicides per 100000 people per prefecture average coefficient 608 95 ci 507708 constitutes 362 increase selfemployed people well men 50s unemployed men experience highest additional risk suicide uncertainty increases association approximately three times stronger males females strong association observed selfemployed males living denselypopulated areas uncertainty appears relate suicides groups selfemployed people males living densely populated areas appear risk suicide periods increased economic uncertainty results provide indication groups mental health services prevention strategies focus times economic uncertainty none