The article discusses the real danger of population collapse, with a focus on declining fertility rates globally.
The top 50 countries with the highest birth rates are mostly in Africa and some other regions, raising concerns about investment and family-raising prospects.
Africa has the highest total fertility rate, with low-income countries having the highest rate.
Data sources tracking fertility trends have not kept up with recent significant declines.
Forecasts for population decline and trends in fertility rates may be inaccurate, impacting investment predictions.
Central Asia and West Asia stand out as regions showing population growth potential due to factors like infrastructure, business laws, and low taxes.
Countries like Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Mongolia are highlighted for their business-friendly environments, resources, and young populations.
The article emphasizes the importance of population for economic production and warns about the consequences of depopulation.
Countries with low debt, high birth rates, and business innovation are seen as having potential for future success.
Despite challenges, countries in Central Asia are viewed as exceptions with positive population growth trends and economic prospects.