In the next 25 years, falling fertility rates may result in a significant demographic shift with potential consequences described as a demographic catastrophe by the Lancet medical journal. The rate of decline in births varies across countries, with some experiencing a baby boom, while others are facing a decline that may not be enough to sustain their population size by the end of the century.
The transformation in demographics could have far-reaching impacts on society and the economy. The massive population growth that has occurred since the industrial revolution has placed immense strain on the planet’s finite resources. A decrease in births could lead to changes in economic productivity and workforce dynamics. Additionally, there is progress in narrowing the gender gap in the tech industry, which could lead to increased diversity and innovation within the sector.
Meanwhile, global efforts are underway to regulate tech monopolies, with authorities in the United States and European Union taking action. This crackdown on monopolies could have implications for the technology sector and wider economy, potentially leading to increased competition and innovation within these industries.
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