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This document discusses the economic impact of demographic transitions in developing Asian countries like the Philippines. It highlights that many countries are experiencing rapid shifts in the relative numbers of children, working-age populations, and elderly. It also discusses different demographic stages such as youth, aging, and young societies and some related socio-economic challenges including labor shortages, potential productivity decline, increasing fiscal and welfare costs, urban migration, and foreign migration.

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This document discusses the economic impact of demographic transitions in developing Asian countries like the Philippines. It highlights that many countries are experiencing rapid shifts in the relative numbers of children, working-age populations, and elderly. It also discusses different demographic stages such as youth, aging, and young societies and some related socio-economic challenges including labor shortages, potential productivity decline, increasing fiscal and welfare costs, urban migration, and foreign migration.

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COLLEGE OF TEACHER DUCATION

CENTRAL MINDANAO COLLEGES


Osmeña Drive, Kidapawan City

ECONOMIC IMPACT OF DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITIONS

Many developing countries in Asia, including the Philippines, are experiencing rapid shifts in their relative
numbers of children, working-age populations, and elderly. Discuss demographic stages-aged, aging, and young
societies-and highlight related socio-economic challenges such as labor shortages, potential productivity
decline, fiscal problems, increasing welfare costs, urban migration, and foreign migration.

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