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The Ageing Population - by Ollie Forsyth - New Economies

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With people living longer, birth rates declining and couples getting married later, the global population is experiencing a significant shift. The demographic of those aged 65 and over is growing rapidly, and this change is bringing both challenges and opportunities to the global economy. Hey Readers 👋 Welcome to this week’s edition of New Economies, a newsletter exploring the latest technology trends shaping our world. Throughout this edition, we explore The Ageing Population and discover how this demographic trend is influencing everything from AI to healthcare and what it means for our future economies. Whether it’s innovative new AgeTech startups or the ways societies are adapting to an older population, we have some fascinating insights to share with you. Before we begin, to learn about the latest technology trends shaping our world, consider subscribing to avoid missing future editions. Upgrade to paid Let’s get started! The economy is seeing a significant demographic shift. Nev

By 2030, for the first time in U.S. history, people aged 65 and over will outnumber those under 18. With people living longer, birth rates declining and couples getting married later, the global population is experiencing a significant shift. The demographic of those aged 65 and over is growing rapidly, and this change is bringing both challenges and opportunities to the global economy. Hey Readers 👋 Welcome to this week’s edition of New Economies, a newsletter exploring the latest technology trends shaping our world. Throughout this edition, we explore The Ageing Population and…

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