@elonmusk Humanity is not dying out soon because we live longer. However, there is a stagnation in the number of children. In fact next decade the world will “loose” 100m teenagers. Check out https://t.co/uP7rj05wg4 for credible data and https://t.co/db3BbR5mrF to see how long you live.
People aged 60 and over make up 15% of the world's population but account for 27% of global consumer spending. That is $19 trillion of the $70 trillion consumers will spend this year.
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In 2023, Germany was the larger consumer market: $2,269B to India's $2,190B (nominal USD).
By 2024, India moved ahead.
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Adults 60+ are 15% of the world's population. They account for 26% of global consumer spending, $18.7 trillion today.
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As recently as 2023, Germany was still ahead: $2,269B in total consumer spending vs. India's $2,190B. Two years later, the gap is flipped.
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Paraguay knocked Germany out on penalties in Boston on Monday, a 1–1 draw.
Germany's spending on sport and recreation alone ($245.0B) is more than three times the size of Paraguay's entire consumer economy.
We've ranked all 48 nations: https://t.co/QkNUcXcUs1
Group A, Matchday 1 — the real scoreline:
🇲🇽 Mexico 2–0 🇿🇦 → $1.87T vs $541.3B consumer spend (PPP) 🇰🇷 S. Korea 2–1 🇨🇿 → $1.20T vs $191.3B (PPP)
All 48 nations ranked 👉 https://t.co/37vZrG6LpA When the world spends 👉 https://t.co/jXXRDcvphN