ISBN: 9780639791371 - the age of decay: how aging and shrinking populations could usher in the decline of civilization: how aging and shrinking populations could usher in the decline of civilization (revised edition) (26 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: New. Drawing on seemingly isolated instances of essential worker shortages developing around the world, investment analyst Shamil Ismail joins the dots to build a compelling and well-researched narrative explaining why aging and declining birth rates are leading to a shrinking workforce of essential workers that will massively disrupt our everyday lives. Essential jobs maintain the structure that upholds society. Ismail argues that there is a tipping point of a minimum proportion of essential workers needed to maintain societies, and when countries pass that tipping point, societies will start to unravel, and a cycle of decay will set in. These unfolding trends will make most of the topical issues of today-the rise of AI, geopolitical tensions, and climate change-pale in comparison. When are we likely to see the first major signs of this new reality? Which countries will be first impacted, and by when? What can we expect the world to look like in the decades to come? And what will this mean for the future of our children and grandchildren? The Age of Decay attempts to answer these intriguing questions and will, hopefully, allow us to prepare for the incredible transformation that lies ahead, including what Ismail foresees as the "African Century".…

Paperback. Zustand: New. Drawing on seemingly isolated instances of essential worker shortages developing around the world, investment analyst Shamil Ismail joins the dots to build a compelling and well-researched narrative explaining why aging and declining birth rates are leading to a shrinking workforce of essential workers that will massively disrupt our everyday lives. Essential jobs maintain the structure that upholds society. Ismail argues that there is a tipping point of a minimum proportion of essential workers needed to maintain societies, and when countries pass that tipping point, societies will start to unravel, and a cycle of decay will set in. These unfolding trends will make most of the topical issues of today-the rise of AI, geopolitical tensions, and climate change-pale in comparison. When are we likely to see the first major signs of this new reality? Which countries will be first impacted, and by when? What can we expect the world to look like in the decades to come? And what will this mean for the future of our children and grandchildren? The Age of Decay attempts to answer these intriguing questions and will, hopefully, allow us to prepare for the incredible transformation that lies ahead, including what Ismail foresees as the "African Century".…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "Catapults you into a future scenario that cannot be ignored"The Age of Decay (revised edition) is a thought-provoking exploration of how demographic shifts - particularly aging populations and declining birth rates - could unravel the very fabric of modern civilization.Investment analyst Shamil Ismail argues that the real threat lies not just in fewer people, but in the fast-shrinking pool of essential workers-those who keep society functioning, from healthcare and agriculture to logistics and infrastructure. As these roles become harder to fill in developed countries, the consequences could be catastrophic: crumbling cities, disrupted supply chains, and economic stagnation.The book dismantles popular solutions like automation, robots, AI, and raising the retirement age, showing how these strategies fail to address the human-centric nature of essential work. Instead, Ismail emphasizes the need for a radical rethink of immigration policies, as countries will increasingly compete for labor to sustain their economies.Sifting through the latest data, trends and forecasts, Ismail answers these intriguing questions, allowing us to prepare for the daunting future that lies ahead.When are we likely to see the first major signs of this new reality?Which countries will be most impacted, and by when?How will companies and investment markets be affected?Can this path to decay be avoided, and what can we do?The Age of Decay is a wake-up call for investors, policymakers, and business leaders. It is indispensable for strategic planning.Tautly written and backed by meticulous research, the author blends hard data with occasional fictional scenes to make the future feel alarmingly real.A must-read for anyone interested in how the future could unfold. Analyst Shamil Ismail explores how aging populations and declining birth rates are leading to a shrinking workforce of essential workers, which could massively disrupt future societies and economies, resulting in an age of decay. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: New. Drawing on seemingly isolated instances of essential worker shortages developing around the world, investment analyst Shamil Ismail joins the dots to build a compelling and well-researched narrative explaining why aging and declining birth rates are leading to a shrinking workforce of essential workers that will massively disrupt our everyday lives. Essential jobs maintain the structure that upholds society. Ismail argues that there is a tipping point of a minimum proportion of essential workers needed to maintain societies, and when countries pass that tipping point, societies will start to unravel, and a cycle of decay will set in. These unfolding trends will make most of the topical issues of today-the rise of AI, geopolitical tensions, and climate change-pale in comparison. When are we likely to see the first major signs of this new reality? Which countries will be first impacted, and by when? What can we expect the world to look like in the decades to come? And what will this mean for the future of our children and grandchildren? The Age of Decay attempts to answer these intriguing questions and will, hopefully, allow us to prepare for the incredible transformation that lies ahead, including what Ismail foresees as the "African Century".…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "Catapults you into a future scenario that cannot be ignored"The Age of Decay (revised edition) is a thought-provoking exploration of how demographic shifts - particularly aging populations and declining birth rates - could unravel the very fabric of modern civilization.Investment analyst Shamil Ismail argues that the real threat lies not just in fewer people, but in the fast-shrinking pool of essential workers-those who keep society functioning, from healthcare and agriculture to logistics and infrastructure. As these roles become harder to fill in developed countries, the consequences could be catastrophic: crumbling cities, disrupted supply chains, and economic stagnation.The book dismantles popular solutions like automation, robots, AI, and raising the retirement age, showing how these strategies fail to address the human-centric nature of essential work. Instead, Ismail emphasizes the need for a radical rethink of immigration policies, as countries will increasingly compete for labor to sustain their economies.Sifting through the latest data, trends and forecasts, Ismail answers these intriguing questions, allowing us to prepare for the daunting future that lies ahead.When are we likely to see the first major signs of this new reality?Which countries will be most impacted, and by when?How will companies and investment markets be affected?Can this path to decay be avoided, and what can we do?The Age of Decay is a wake-up call for investors, policymakers, and business leaders. It is indispensable for strategic planning.Tautly written and backed by meticulous research, the author blends hard data with occasional fictional scenes to make the future feel alarmingly real.A must-read for anyone interested in how the future could unfold. Analyst Shamil Ismail explores how aging populations and declining birth rates are leading to a shrinking workforce of essential workers, which could massively disrupt future societies and economies, resulting in an age of decay. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - 'Catapults you into a future scenario that cannot be ignored'The Age of Decay (revised edition) is a thought-provoking exploration of how demographic shifts - particularly aging populations and declining birth rates - could unravel the very fabric of modern civilization.Investment analyst Shamil Ismail argues that the real threat lies not just in fewer people, but in the fast-shrinking pool of essential workers-those who keep society functioning, from healthcare and agriculture to logistics and infrastructure. As these roles become harder to fill in developed countries, the consequences could be catastrophic: crumbling cities, disrupted supply chains, and economic stagnation.The book dismantles popular solutions like automation, robots, AI, and raising the retirement age, showing how these strategies fail to address the human-centric nature of essential work. Instead, Ismail emphasizes the need for a radical rethink of immigration policies, as countries will increasingly compete for labor to sustain their economies.Sifting through the latest data, trends and forecasts, Ismail answers these intriguing questions, allowing us to prepare for the daunting future that lies ahead.When are we likely to see the first major signs of this new reality Which countries will be most impacted, and by when How will companies and investment markets be affected Can this path to decay be avoided, and what can we do The Age of Decay is a wake-up call for investors, policymakers, and business leaders. It is indispensable for strategic planning.Tautly written and backed by meticulous research, the author blends hard data with occasional fictional scenes to make the future feel alarmingly real.A must-read for anyone interested in how the future could unfold.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. The Age of Decay | How Aging and Shrinking Populations Could Usher in the Decline of Civilization (Revised Edition) | Shamil Ismail | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2023 | Quickfox Publishing | EAN 9780639791371 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …