Asia Pacific in 2040: The Future Demographic

January 2023 | 18 pages | ID: A99E247C1E7EN
Euromonitor International Ltd

Abstracts

In 2040, Asia Pacific is set to remain by far the largest global region, accounting for 52% of the world’s population. Due to lower birth rates and better healthcare, more economically affluent countries, such as Japan and South Korea, will be the fastest ageing ones, with significantly higher longevity rates, compared to developing Asia Pacific countries. Urbanisation is set to intensify, yet more than a quarter of urban population will prevail in slums due to shortage of adequate housing.
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Euromonitor International's Future Demographic reports provide in-depth data and analysis of population changes in 85 countries, 7 regions and a world overview. The reports offer long-term demographic forecasts to 2030, and include breakdowns of population by age and sex, vital statistics and major cities. The series provides insight into demographic trends which will shape consumer segmentation and markets in the future


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Contents

Introduction
Scope
Key findings (1)
Key findings (2)
Summary
Asia Pacific and the World in 2040
Population Past, Present and Future
Ageing
Men and Women
Marriage and Divorce
Births and Fertility
Life Expectancy and Deaths
Health
Migration
Urbanisation
Cities