2045 The Growing Demographic CrisesAs individuals we can have very little influence on the nature of the demographic future of the world. But we can prepare for it by understanding what current demographic trends are telling us about the future. Consider the advantage an individual in, say 1995, would have had if they'd had access to analytics that enabled them to see with a high degree of accuracy the considerable economic and social shifts that would occur over the next two decades. Imagine how they could have used their advance knowledge of the emergence of the massive Chinese middle class or the globally affluent consumer.

With this publication you have such insights to the future at your disposal. How will the world change over the next twenty-five years? What impact would that information have on your future plans?

2045 - The Growing Demographic Crisis provides an analytical based view of the world through to 2045. Written by the Founder and Managing Director of Global Demographics Ltd, a company which has specialised in demographic and socio-economic forecasting for the last 26 years, it maps out the future as seen through the lens of demography which underpins much of the world's behaviour and development. These forecasts have good reliability as many of the tends identified are almost inevitable.

This is a must read for business leaders, financial analysts, marketers, brand managers, government policy makers, economists and students of social development and economics as well as you if you want to be prepared for the world that is coming.

2045 - the Growing Demographic Crisis

• Provides key demographic data for 116 countries, comprising 91% of the world's population as estimated by United Nations and 95% of the world's GDP as estimated by the World Bank in 2019.
• Offers coverage of significant changes over the next quarter century in population size, age profile and dynamics (Births, deaths, and migration), household number and size, labour force, household income, consumption spending and other factors.
• Distils official demographic data from a range of major indices for all 116 countries down into demographic patterns across 4 major groups of countries for easy analysis and comprehension.
• It supplies you with a sounding board against which to test the veracity of your current assumptions about how the world's demographics will play out, and the fitness of your strategy and long-term business planning.