- The Economist (2023)

The baby-bust economy; how declining birth rates will change the world.

What might change the world’s dire demographic trajectory? | Leaders

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Summary: The article discusses the significant decline in global fertility rates and its far-reaching economic implications, highlighting the concept of a "baby-bust economy." It explores how this demographic shift may alter societal structures and economic models in various countries.

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Declining birth rates are a growing concern in many developed nations, with factors such as increased access to education, urbanization, and changing social norms contributing to this trend. This demographic shift can lead to labor shortages, increased healthcare costs for aging populations, and challenges in sustaining economic growth. Policymakers are increasingly seeking solutions to address these challenges and reverse or mitigate the potential consequences of a declining population.

Keywords: Demographic shift, Economic impact, Birth rates, Aging population, Policy solutions

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