thailand’s aging demographics

[AlexBrown84]

will be interesting to see how a developing nation deals with aging population.

there’s barely any social welfare at all. blind and autistic kids will sit outside central world begging for coins

i’d recommend visiting thailand atleast once before this happens i’m sure it will change a lot

Thailand’s demographic decline, the other side of the Land of Smiles

Thailand’s population is set to peak in 2029 and then decline. The birth rate has fallen to 1.3 children per woman, while seniors are 22.9 per cent of the population in a country with an inadequ

www.asianews.it

 

[kamster]

will be interesting to see how a developing nation deals with aging population.

there’s barely any social welfare at all. blind and autistic kids will sit outside central world begging for coins

i’d recommend visiting thailand atleast once before this happens i’m sure it will change a lot

Thailand’s demographic decline, the other side of the Land of Smiles

Thailand’s population is set to peak in 2029 and then decline. The birth rate has fallen to 1.3 children per woman, while seniors are 22.9 per cent of the population in a country with an inadequ

www.asianews.it

a lot of time

 

[BeardedUnicorn]

probably wont be noticable for a while

 

[JustGo]

The lack of children is definitely noticeable in Thailand. Residential streets are so quiet compared to PH, where kids are always running around. Also, aging could explain why the whores I saw in Thailand all looked so damn old (by Asian standards, that is). Hardly a one looked under 25, let alone under 21. So unattractive. The Thai women who date/marry foreigners are even older, often approaching 40. Still younger than their husbands, but only by a decade or so. Rarely do I see children tramping along with them.

 

[predeterminism]

holy shit poor and dying population. GAME OVER, YOU LOSE