Our Scans · (ZY.4.06) Demography · Weekly Summary

• [New] Demographic change across the world will help push the center of geopolitical gravity both eastward and southward. European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR)
• India's population is projected to reach 146.39 crore by April 2025.This projection highlights significant changes in India's demographic profile. Raman Academy
• Demographic Dividend: Currently, 68% of India's population is in the working-age group (15-64 years), presenting an opportunity for economic growth, albeit with the need for strategic investments as the elderly population increases. EDUREV.IN
• The gig economy is expected to continue to grow in the coming years, driven by technological advancements, changing demographics, and increasing demand for flexibility. BritWealth
• Global challenges such as demographic change, green and digital transitions, will raise key questions about how regions can capitalise on current opportunities while mitigating potential risks. OECD events
• Key geopolitical risks like ongoing wars & conflicts, climate change, trade wars, and demographic disparities will impact global markets. Groww
• The CBO's argument revolves around the idea that US economic growth will slow down over the next three decades due to demographic challenges, such as declining birth rates and an aging population. The Kendall Report
• India faces a unique opportunity with its demographic dividend-65% of its population being under 35 years of age. Smile Foundation
• Demographic Shift: By 2045, a greater proportion of diabetics will be in urban areas and in the 65+ age group. Ben's Natural Health
• China faces an anticipated talent shortage of 12 million people by 2030, despite its large population, due to evolving industry needs and demographic shifts. 9cv9 Career Blog
• Japan is projected to face a talent shortage of approximately 18 million people by 2030, driven by demographic decline and an aging population. 9cv9 Career Blog
• The global demographic landscape is undergoing a seismic shift towards an aging population, a trend projected to gain momentum in the coming decades. BioMed Central
• The global demographic shift toward an aging population presents both a challenge and an opportunity for healthcare systems across the world. TheCable
• The global population is expected to increase by more than 2 billion people, especially in developing countries, which will experience a 70% increase in their basic food needs due to economic and demographic growth. Aithor
• The global economy is undergoing a seismic shift, fueled by technological disruption, demographic changes, and a growing urgency to address climate change. DAAD Scholarship 2025
• Opportunities for economic complementarity are abundant: Africa faces a demographic boom with an expanding workforce, while Europe's aging population threatens labour shortages and slower growth. FRS
• With India's demographic dividend expected to peak around 2041 and the working-age population forecast to shrink, we must seize the current window of opportunity to harness the potential of India's labour force and fuel economic growth. https://horizons.tatatrusts.org
• With regional disparities in economic growth and demographic changes, a potential reapportionment of constituencies in 2026 could alter the political representation of States. Legacy IAS Academy
• TRENDS OF DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION IN INDIA - Increased Share of Working Age Population: India has been witnessing a growing proportion of its population in the working-age group, which presents an opportunity for economic growth. SlideShare
• Andhra Pradesh will launch a policy on 'demographic management' to tackle the shrinking workforce, aging population, and changing family structures. The Economic Times
• While Indonesia currently enjoys a demographic advantage with an average population age of 27 years, the proportion of elderly citizens is expected to rise significantly over the next four decades. Antara
• In 2026-27, the slight decline in global GDP growth reflects slower growth in China amid unfavourable demographic dynamics, and in the United States due to the negative medium-term impact of US policies (e.g. lower immigration). European Central Bank

Last updated: 27 June 2025