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JimG
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Latest issue of the AARP Bulletin has a short piece about South Korea’s changing demographics.
South Korea’s family planning policies have caused such a plummeting birthrate that the country is now “the most rapidly aging place in the developed world,” and noting that this will severely strain their retirement system.
Once again, population controllers undermine a country’s economy. Will they never learn?
South Korea’s family planning policies have caused such a plummeting birthrate that the country is now “the most rapidly aging place in the developed world,” and noting that this will severely strain their retirement system.
Once again, population controllers undermine a country’s economy. Will they never learn?
