[New] Ageing demographics with 2 billion people aged 60+ expected by 2050, combined with rising procedure volumes (over 1 million annual hip / knee replacements in the U.S. alone), create sustained demand.
Persistence Market Research
[New] In the European Union, the working-age population is projected to decline by roughly 6% between 2022 and 2035 (Eurostat 2023-2024; UNDESA 2024), even assuming continued net migration levels.
Fragomen - Immigration attorneys, solicitors, and consu
[New] While the world's population of 8.3 billion is projected to continue growing throughout most of the 21st century, low fertility rates and demographic ageing are seen as challenges rather than accomplishments.
Inter Press Service
[New] The population of Americans between 65-84 will grow by 7 million from 2025 to 2030.
KPMG
[New] The proportion of foreign residents rises above 6% of the national population by 2100, with over 3000 grids becoming immigrant-majority communities.
Nature
[New] Japan's population will fall below 100 million by around 2055, decline to 90.5 million by 2070, and stabilize at the end of the century with a modest rebound.
Nature
[New] With a projected GDP growth of 6.6% in 2026, India is riding a wave of tailwinds: a young and dynamic population, a rapidly expanding middle class, and massive government investment in infrastructure.
Commons Capital
[New] Germany, Greece, and most CEE countries face declining labour supply due to decreasing working-age population, which will not be fully offset by increasing labour force participation.
EY
[New] Over the next 4 years, euro area labour supply is expected to rise only marginally, reflecting a stagnant working-age population and only a modest increase in labour force participation.
EY
[New] An aging U.S. population will reshape the restaurant industry in the years ahead.
American Recruiters
[New] Population-Driven Food Demand: WHO projects 9.7 billion people by 2050, spurring vertical farming and UAVs growing at 20.1% CAGR.
openpr
[New] People aged 65 and older will comprise 25% of the total U.S. population by 2060, up from 18% in 2025.
American Recruiters
[New] People under 30 will make up 31% of the total U.S. population by 2060, down from 38% in 2025.
American Recruiters
[New] Japan and China are among a growing list of countries expected to see significant urban population declines by 2050.
Grand Pinnacle Tribune
[New] Cities like Tokyo and Seoul must grapple with the challenges of population decline-aging infrastructure, shrinking workforces, and the risk of economic stagnation.
Grand Pinnacle Tribune
[New] Australia's population over age 65 will nearly double by 2060.
The Investor Standard
[New] Australia's aging population will continue to increase healthcare utilization for decades, creating a structural growth story that few sectors can match.
The Investor Standard
[New] An ageing population will sharply increase demand for health and social care, with the social-care sector alone likely to require close to half a million additional workers over the next decade.
Tony Blair Institute
[New] Health care expenses typically increase with age, and the potential need for long-term care is growing; projections suggest the population in nursing homes could rise substantially in the coming years.
IndexBox Inc.
[New] The United Nations (UN DESA) World Population Prospects 2024 projects that the global population aged 65 and over will reach 2.2 billion by the 2070s - surpassing the under-18 population for the first time.
boncha bio
[New] The working-age population is growing and will continue to grow for the next decade. / Mexico
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