The Impending Threat of Global Population Collapse and Economic Contraction

💥 The declining birth rate is a major risk to civilization and the planet.

🌍 Limiting the world's population is necessary to save the planet.

📉 American couples' declining birth rates may lead to population collapse.

💼 A growing population of people aged 25 to 64 is crucial for economic growth.

📈 Income tends to increase until the 50s and peaks around 45-54 years old.

🏠 Consumption is highest during prime age years and declines after the age of 65.

🏠🚗 Housing and vehicles are essential for the economy due to their high economic benefits.

👥💼📉 The consumption of housing and vehicles peaks earlier and declines by 35% after 65, leading to a decline in the prime age group's earning and consuming.

🌍 The global economy faces a catastrophic problem as the prime age group declines, with no way to stop it.

💡 Population growth in the prime age group is declining in the four dominant economic regions of the world.

💡 By 2050, there will be an 18% decline in the working age population for the four largest economic regions.

💡 The United States is experiencing slow population growth in the prime age group.

📈 The population aged 25 to 64 has shown significant growth over the years, implying increased demand.

⏳ In the United States, the population aged 65 and older is growing faster than the population aged 25 to 64, leading to a decline in the prime age population.

🌍 Europe and Japan are experiencing a decline in their working age populations, with projections of significant decreases in the coming years.

🌍 China's prime age population is peaking now and will sharply decline in the coming years, while the prime age population in the United States will increase by 6.7% by 2050.

💼 The collapsing working age population will result in declining consumption, economic growth, and tax revenue, leading to significant challenges for major economic powers.

💥 By 2030, there will be a population collapse in China, Japan, Europe, and the United States, contributing to the economic and social challenges faced by these countries.

💥 Over the next 20 years, the major economic regions will experience a collapse in working age people.

📉 The population collapse will likely lead to an economic collapse by 2030 due to a drop in tax revenue and increasing debt levels.

⚙️ The current economic structure cannot handle the demographic shift, particularly in Europe, China, and Japan, where economies are projected to contract by almost 20% in the next 30 years.