Economics Question
After World War II there was a spike in our population. How does that translate into our market?
Second part of my question is about after war theories. Will there be some type of boom coming?
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BoxCar answered 3 months ago …
In my lifetime (I'm 68) the postwar baby boom has impacted everything from 60s schools to 70s gas prices to housing and medical costs as this bubble of humans moved thru time. Now retireing we'll see impact of the aged who are not working
but will be consuming. It means we are about to enter the 2nd Great Depression
as we have to support BOTH the aged and newborn. Happens every 4th generation
like CLOCKWORK since discovery of Vitamins and Smallpox cure in 1796 and
Modern History of overpopulation began- the years are 1863, 1930 and 2007
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