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A report from the US Census indicates that senior citizens now outnumber young children globally for the first time in history. By 2025, those aged 65 and older will constitute 10.5% of the world population, with projections showing significant increases in this demographic, particularly in developing regions. This shift may pose challenges for welfare systems as the working-age population declines.
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A report from the US Census indicates that senior citizens now outnumber young children globally for the first time in history. By 2025, those aged 65 and older will constitute 10.5% of the world population, with projections showing significant increases in this demographic, particularly in developing regions. This shift may pose challenges for welfare systems as the working-age population declines.
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Senior citizens outnumber young kids across the world for first time in human history
Senior Citizens Outnumber Young Children for the First Time Globally