> Europe can (and does to some degree) solve this issue the same way we do here in Canada: high immigration rates. That worked great in the XX century, but the

> Europe can (and does to some degree) solve this issue the same way we do here in Canada: high immigration rates. That worked great in the XX century, but the supply of potential immigrants from countries with a high(90%+) literacy rate is dwindling due to fertility rates falling below replacement in source countries. As it stands most such people currently reside in South East Asia. This is not a viable strategy for the next 20 years, let alone 50 years.