Worldfacts on the United States:
Worldfacts on the US Economy and Demographics
Observations in Draft:
Wiki on ZPG
The Frailty of ZPG = As Western Populations decrease below ZPG lines in the Aggregate and Migrant Population phase in at greater than ZPG rates you have culture shift which is swiftly becoming a Risk Factor to Global Continuity and Balance.
Criticism of ZPG and less than ZPG which can be a note to the way a government fails to support Family Values and Goals (through the watering down of cultural value messages on education and outreach and clear overlook to at risk populations http://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2013/p0502-suicide-rates.html ).
As the Core National Population slows down and brings in new waves of immigration the population shift becomes and element of higher birthrates among newer generations of immigration waves. If immigration fails to balance National and Global needs the policies can penalize Nationals and reward immigrants skewing the outcomes for the future. Immigration and Birthrates can be a subtle manner of Risk if Education, Outreach and Assimilation fail to work.
Traditionally Latin American Immigration to the states has been limited and a challenge, is that a wise strategy for the Population? one could note that within the Americas there is a common core of views and beneficial values for families and communities that suffers due to the language gap btwn spanish and english a theory to test ) Hypothesis.
A bias against Inter - Americas immigration may be a large challenge to the future of Our Free Society.
Statistical Prevalence of Legal vs. Illegal immigration and crime, Built in Bias Americas vs. Global Immigration...
US support of Inter-Americas councils on rule of law orientated to societal improvements and teamwork for the Americas.
To be continued.....
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Wednesday, August 10, 2016
Global Demographics and the Inherent Challenges of Population shifts
Global Demographics and the Inherent Challenges of Population shifts
DCarsonCPA on Economic and Statistical Research
Worldbank on Global Fertility https://t.co/bgQXvHLslH #Demographics— Dean T.Carson II CPA (@DCarsonCPA) August 10, 2016
OECD Chart: Fertility rates, Total, Children/woman, Annual, 1970 – 2014https://t.co/NcXu63e77z— Dean T.Carson II CPA (@DCarsonCPA) August 10, 2016
DCarsonCPA on Economic and Statistical Research
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Monday, August 8, 2016
DCarsonCPA on Economics and Statistics
DCarsonCPA on Economics and Statistics
Can you name the 13 Principal Statistical Agencies of the U.S.? Answer at: https://t.co/t94xzj1Mzo Their products are precious public goods!— COPAFS (@copafsK) August 8, 2016
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