developed nations are facing aging populations, unemployment, and economic growth.,

The world’s population is aging and the unemployment rate is on an upward trend. These two factors are hindering economic growth. Here are five solutions to these problems. 1) Increase immigration to fill employment gaps in developed nations 2) Encourage entrepreneurship, which has been shown to increase GDP by 10% 3) Invest in education programs for children who will enter the workforce in 10 years or less 4) Provide incentives for businesses that create jobs locally This blog post is about solutions to these problems. -Increase immigration to fill employment gaps in developed nations -Encourage entrepreneurship, which has been shown to increase GDP by at least ten percent -Invest in education programs for children entering the workforce who are aged between five to nine years old and then again from 11 or 12 onwards -Provide incentives for businesses that create jobs locally – such as tax rebates for those employing new staff on minimum wage salaries of $50K a year or more, investments in public transport infrastructure and business incubators/accelerators with grants of up to $150k though government funding instead of loans so they don’t need collateral. These measures can help address unemployment