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This has proven to not be a problem in Europe in general and in Asia in Japan. In other continents, yes this would become a huge problem. Well, it actually is
by eveningcoffee 12y ago
This has proven to not be a problem in Europe in general and in Asia in Japan.
In other continents, yes this would become a huge problem. Well, it actually is already today.
- mikeash 12y agoJapan's looming demographic crunch is thought to be a massive challenge for the country in coming decades. To say they've proven not to have this problem is like saying that falling off a building isn't a problem, because this guy is halfway down and still doing fine.
- anon4 12y agoJapan's birthrate has steadily slowed, and the population is actually shrinking now. This seems to happen any time population hits the maximum.
- getsat 12y agoThe post-WW2 baby-making bonanza is literally dying off. That's it. Japan's population is slowly returning to its equilibrium level.