"Addressing the political and economic causes and consequences of 'demographic graying' in Economically Developed Countries (EDCs)"
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Lower fertility rates and longer life expectancy are expected to drive unprecedented shifts in the composition of populations globally. These demographic trends will have a neutral to negative impact on long-term GDP growth through lower population growth and lower participation in the labor force.
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