Sheehan Financial

  • Investment
    • Portfolio Investment
    • Investing for Income
    • KiwiSaver and Superannuation
    • UK, Australian and other overseas pensions
    • Retirement Planning
    • Financial Planning
  • Insurance
    • Life Insurance
    • Trauma Critical Care
    • Income Cover
    • Private Medical Cover
    • Permanent Disablement
    • Redundancy Insurance
  • Risk Management
    • Shareholder Protection
    • Key Person Protection
    • ACC Management
  • About
    • Our Team
    • Community
  • Blog
    • Conal’s Story: From hospital bed, to the World Transplant Games
  • Contact

3 March, 2016 By Mark Sheehan

Fall of nearly one million in official figures shows that demographic problems will be a reality for country in the future

Read the full article at: www.theguardian.com

I heard this once described as the first example of a demise of a modern advanced economy. A macro trend to watch as falling birth rates are prevalent in Europe and large parts of East Asia meaning the servicing of (now unprecedented) debt falls on fewer and fewer workers. There is a counter argument that this will spark innovation in terms of AI performing a lot of processing and manual tasks. I guess we shouldnt underestimate the ability of humans to innovate.

Filed Under: Scoop.it

Copyright © 2025 Mark Sheehan Financia | Disclosure Document | Privacy Policy