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Instead, we can avert a fearful and stagnant future by envisioning a robust and resilient world. Rather than retreating into nationalism, societies can choose to embrace international talent and recognize the potential of younger populations in countries experiencing growth, such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Nigeria.
The United States and Canada exemplify the benefits of immigration, achieving overall population growth despite below-replacement fertility. Emphasizing inclusivity in labor markets and recognizing the value of older workers opens up a reimagined economic landscape where all ages contribute significantly. Investing in health and well-being rather than focusing solely on reproductive outcomes can also create a healthier society.