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No evidence ageing or declining populations compromise socio-economic performance

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SUMMARY
A recent study challenges the belief that aging or declining populations harm economies. Researchers argue that these fears stem from misinterpretations of economic models.
Their analysis shows that national prosperity relies more on education, skills, and technology investment than on population size. Using various socio-economic performance indicators, they found no correlation between population growth and economic decline.
Instead, countries with low or negative population growth tend to outperform others. The authors suggest moving towards a more informed perspective on population dynamics and socio-economic success.
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