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This is something I never heard of thought of in the context of aging populations but it sounds true. It builds a self perpetuating cycle - if the population py
by zanny 9y ago
This is something I never heard of thought of in the context of aging populations but it sounds true. It builds a self perpetuating cycle - if the population pyramid leans older, it leans more conservative, which drives an agenda that limits volatility and thus innovation, which can stagnate an economy that can constrict reproduction if there isn't enough prosperity to justify having children.