Disscussion Question
We considered the major demographic trends in population, aging and movements of people. We learned about regional differences in population outlook and noted that countries, such as China, Japan and various European nations are keen to encourage their nation's fertility rates. These shifts in population profile have huge implications for firms and their long term business strategy.
New Question: Why would China and the European countries wish to raise fertility rates?
Discuss the scope of globalization, its implications, and the myths regarding globalization?
Does an aging population in a country/region lead to slowing demand for products and services within the country/region? Which industries and service sectors are likely to benefit, and which ones stand to lose? Does an aging population necessarily mean lower worker productivity?
The response should include a reference list. Double-space, using Times New Roman 12 pnt font, one-inch margins, and APA style of writing and citations.