Number of babies born drops by 2.6% while country grapples with sudden rise in emigration
The chancellor’s plan to revolutionise retail investment needs young investors
Regulator concerned over the number of young people putting money into crypto
Professional business models may need to change if novices lose the opportunities to learn and progress when AI takes over their work
The health benefits could be so extreme that it upends the annuity market, hitting retirement incomes and insurers
Demographic shift underlines emerging opportunities in country’s vast consumer market
Gallup poll highlights that confidence in the apparatus of government has fallen dramatically
Rising education costs and intense competition pile pressure on households and feed into demographic crisis
It’s an existential debate and it can lead to a dark place
Ed Elson, writer and co-host of Prof G Markets podcast, offers an explanation to the question he receives most often
Latest figures show strong rebound in numbers filling up the £9,000 annual limit
World’s largest food company says fall in number of children per household has driven ‘premiumisation’
More mothers work but their earnings and promotions stagnate
Thousands of delegates gather in Beijing for annual meeting of country’s rubber-stamp parliament
The answer still puzzles scientists, but there are some clues of what might be behind the gender gap in life expectancy
Number of babies born declines 5% despite efforts to boost fertility rate
The practical impact of mass ageing has suddenly become more dramatic and potent
Surge in marriages after pandemic spurs hopes country’s demographics may have turned a corner
Birth rates are plunging in most countries
High value cases of dismissed senior leaders show older workers must be taken seriously
Ageing population, falling birth rates and aversion to matrimony compound demographic challenge
Rail services catering to the elderly come as Beijing grapples with declining population and slower growth
Gap between education and opportunity is fostering generational frustration and protests as cities expand
With young people being priced out, the city aims to concentrate development around transport hubs
Busan is shrinking faster than any other metropolitan area in a country with the world’s lowest fertility rate
