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La menor natalidad y una mayor esperanza de vida están modificando el crecimiento, el ahorro y el consumo, mientras nuevos sectores ganan protagonismo.
Population aging is no longer a long-term trend. It is an ongoing phenomenon that is beginning to impact economic growth, the labor market, and long-term investment decisions.
The decline in births threatens the economic and social future of several nations, forcing governments to seek innovative solutions, from economic incentives to family support policies.
The demographic changes the world is experiencing will have profound repercussions for the economy and society.
Southeast Asia takes the lead in terms of economic growth, with an average annual GDP expansion of 5.6%.
