← Back to context Comment by td521534f12 5 hours ago That's the trend in most populations over the next 100 years anyway. 2 comments td521534f12 Reply SR2Z 4 hours ago Well, not countries which have large amounts of immigration and robust systems to integrate immigrants.Unless of course they elect anti-immigration populists and ruin their appeal. Then they're doomed to shrink. phendrenad2 4 hours ago China didn't elect anyone, let alone an anti-immigration populist, but their population is falling, and they don't have any plans to open up to immigration.
SR2Z 4 hours ago Well, not countries which have large amounts of immigration and robust systems to integrate immigrants.Unless of course they elect anti-immigration populists and ruin their appeal. Then they're doomed to shrink. phendrenad2 4 hours ago China didn't elect anyone, let alone an anti-immigration populist, but their population is falling, and they don't have any plans to open up to immigration.
phendrenad2 4 hours ago China didn't elect anyone, let alone an anti-immigration populist, but their population is falling, and they don't have any plans to open up to immigration.
Well, not countries which have large amounts of immigration and robust systems to integrate immigrants.
Unless of course they elect anti-immigration populists and ruin their appeal. Then they're doomed to shrink.
China didn't elect anyone, let alone an anti-immigration populist, but their population is falling, and they don't have any plans to open up to immigration.