Critical Economic Implications of Global Demographic Changes

Global demographic shifts reshape the global economic landscape. These changes greatly affect labor markets, economic productivity, public spending, and global trade dynamics. Aging societies face decreased workforce numbers and rising healthcare and pension costs, threatening economic growth and sustainability. Other countries with growing youth populations require education and job creation investments to harness demographic dividends. These trends are likely to worsen global inequalities and force nations to rethink economic policies, migration strategies, and social support systems to adapt to rapidly changing demographics. Critical Economic Implications of Global Demographic Changes explores strategic investments in education, healthcare, technology, and social policies to ensure sustained economic growth and stability in an era of global hyper competition. It examines the challenges and opportunities of economic growth and demographic dividends. This book covers topics such as accounting and finance, social economy, and population studies, and is a useful resource for business owners, policymakers, academicians, researchers, and scientists.