"China's Looming Demographic Crisis: The Impending Economic Impact of a Shrinking and Aging Population"

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China's population is rapidly declining and aging, with significant economic consequences predicted both domestically and globally. The aging population and declining birth rates will strain pension and healthcare systems, reduce household consumption and investment, and lead to lower productivity and innovation. This will likely result in a slower economic growth in China, with global repercussions including reduced demand for exports, lower employment levels in trading partners, and a significant downturn in tourism-related sectors.
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