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Demographics Part 3: The Xer Cut [Peter Zeihan, Zeihan on Geopolitics]

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  • New Zealand and the United States are two of the few Advanced countries with a different demographic structure.
  • Both countries have a high proportion of young people, due to having good land for agriculture, settler societies with open immigration policies, and internal mobility options.
  • This “extra cut” of young people has resulted in a temporary hiccup in their demographics, before the Millennials mature and become capital rich.
  • This phenomenon is unique and unseen in other countries, which are instead aging into permanent demographic, economic and political decline.

You can watch the full Demographics Part 3: The Xer Cut by Peter Zeihan on YouTube – Published December 30, 2022

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