What’s the main reason for the birth rates falling??? New generation?
niceToasterMan on
What happened in the late 60s?
scraperbase on
That does not need to be a bad thing. Right now there is a huge transition in the labour market. AI and robots might do most o the work in future. Imagine a modern country with and infrastructure that can handle 120 million people shrinking down to 80 million or so. That sounds like a challenge, but it also is an opportunity. Much more space per person. No shortage of affordable living for example. If population shrinks further, the ugliest buildings could be demolished and more green spaces could be created.
ErykEricsson on
It would be intersting to see it overlaying by some of the financial events, to understand the reason behind all that, unfortunately it is hard to find any data before 1990s that is reliable even wikipedia is a bit conflicting.
I just found the oil embargo of 1973, where it apruptly goes down from there.
Hidromedusa on
Neoliberalismo. Similar a lo que sucede en la Corea ocupada y otras bases norteamericanas en Asia. Las personas no pueden planificar con esos regímenes de explotación laboral e incertidumbre, y postergan o cancelan la posibilidad de formar una familia, o simplemente no pueden entablar relaciones. Así las sociedades van envejeciendo y haciéndose cada vez menos dinámicas. Luego enfrentan el problema entre la escala de infraestructura desarrollada y la que pueden gestionar, como ya pasó muchas veces a lo largo de la historia con grandes naciones. Durante este siglo van a decaer hasta ser absorbidas o transformadas en sociedades mejor planificadas.
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jumped for covid but didnt come back down?
What’s the main reason for the birth rates falling??? New generation?
What happened in the late 60s?
That does not need to be a bad thing. Right now there is a huge transition in the labour market. AI and robots might do most o the work in future. Imagine a modern country with and infrastructure that can handle 120 million people shrinking down to 80 million or so. That sounds like a challenge, but it also is an opportunity. Much more space per person. No shortage of affordable living for example. If population shrinks further, the ugliest buildings could be demolished and more green spaces could be created.
It would be intersting to see it overlaying by some of the financial events, to understand the reason behind all that, unfortunately it is hard to find any data before 1990s that is reliable even wikipedia is a bit conflicting.
I just found the oil embargo of 1973, where it apruptly goes down from there.
Neoliberalismo. Similar a lo que sucede en la Corea ocupada y otras bases norteamericanas en Asia. Las personas no pueden planificar con esos regímenes de explotación laboral e incertidumbre, y postergan o cancelan la posibilidad de formar una familia, o simplemente no pueden entablar relaciones. Así las sociedades van envejeciendo y haciéndose cada vez menos dinámicas. Luego enfrentan el problema entre la escala de infraestructura desarrollada y la que pueden gestionar, como ya pasó muchas veces a lo largo de la historia con grandes naciones. Durante este siglo van a decaer hasta ser absorbidas o transformadas en sociedades mejor planificadas.