Populations are declining — how can investors make the most of it?

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Populations are declining — how can investors make the most of it? - Financial Times

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In Japan this cohort has shown little prowess in negotiating pay rises, but this does not seem to be the case in the UK, where I hear stories of City legal firms paying starting salaries in excess of £100,000.

Take fertility rates, which have been low and falling in Japan and Italy for 20 years, but now they seem to be falling everywhere.

Look forward 30 years and the proportion of the population who are retired — one in 25 in 1974 — is forecast to have soared to one in three.