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By 2100, Europe is expected to face population decline and significant aging. Many countries will have shrinking labor forces and growing dependency ratios, prompting shifts in immigration policies, pension systems, and healthcare infrastructure to address demographic imbalances.
The population pyramid of Europe reveals a clear aging trend, with a large proportion of the population concentrated in older age brackets and a narrowing base of younger cohorts. This demographic structure reflects decades of low fertility rates and increased life expectancy. Many European countries are now focused on addressing the economic and social implications of an aging population.
