The birth rate in most developed countries is predicted to begin to fall over the next 50 years. By 2030 it is estimated that over one third of the population in most developed countries will be aged 65 and over. What effects will these predictions have on developed countries

It has been said that, one third of the population of developed countries will be aged 65 and over and there will be also fall in the birth rate. I will give rise to various problem; I would like to further discuss. The greater number of populations will be coming under senior citizen slab there will of pressure on younger working class, who are going to be paying taxes and had also to look after their younger ones. There will be rise inflation rated, which will rise in the cost of all types of good This may also lead shut down all government policy to shutdown, which won’t get regarding various scheme which would benefits the senior citizen. The economy of the country will get down, since working class of the country has been less as compared to non-working class. The availability of resource would be narrow down, that will affect the progress of country infrastructures, technology and various field. The government may have to change the official retirement age to form 65 years to 75 years for man power, but it would affect the quality of the work. To improve this condition government should be take the measures, such as they should encourage couple to increase the birth rate and they should be providing them several subsiders to encourage people. For example: The education of the second child will be the done free of cost. Country should encourage migration of other developing countries, which will increase workforce of the country. They are the measure some measure should be taken to avoid the increase population of 60th and keep the balance amongst each age group people.