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This is certainly a macroeconomic trend, and I suspect the economic (& stock market) consequences will be huge. It won't begin to really hit for a few decades yet:

It will probably cause economic disruptions, but overpopulation creates its own set of problems. Long term fewer people may be a good thing.

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