Countries Face Challenges from Shrinking Populations
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- •Several countries report birth rates below replacement level.
- •Shrinking populations can lead to smaller workforces and slower economic growth.
- •Aging populations increase demand for healthcare and pension support.
- •Some governments are exploring immigration reforms to offset population decline.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If governments increase immigration to offset population decline labor shortages may ease, supporting economic growth and social welfare funding
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