Name: 繪製全球人口和世界的未來｜《經濟學人》雜誌社 (Mapping global population and the future of the world | The Economist)
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7.6 billion of us now live on the planet.

And it's likely there will be a billion more by 2030.

But population growth varies from continent to continent.

The fastest population rises are in Africa

It's set to become the world's third most populous country.

Populations are also rising because they're aging.

Fewer people are dying than are being born.

Japan's population of 127 million is forecast

to shrink by about one third in the next 50 years.

But the top 10 countries with the fastest

shrinking populations are all in Eastern Europe.

These countries suffer from the combined effect

of low birth rate, a relatively high mortality rate,

As populations shift, the world as we know it will change.

Today's dominant developed economies will be increasingly

A bigger population is a burden with more

A large working age population can boost the economy as long

as there are enough jobs and a strong infrastructure.

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