Australia's Deaths Set to Outpace Births Within 40 Years, Government Report Finds
The Guardian reported that the seventh intergenerational report also examines the country's approaching era of slower growth and artificial intelligence.
Australia is projected to have more deaths than births within 40 years, according to the country's seventh intergenerational report, The Guardian reported.
The newspaper said the report also outlines a future of lower economic growth and describes Australia as approaching an uncertain period shaped by artificial intelligence.
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- More Australians will be dying than being born in 40 years as major report predicts future of lower growth — The Guardian — World
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