Although India’s population remains relatively young, the country’s fertility rate has fallen below replacement and its age structure is beginning to change, setting the stage for a much older population in the coming decades, Moody’s said
Although India’s population remains relatively young, the country’s fertility rate has fallen below replacement and its age structure is beginning to change, setting the stage for a much older population in the coming decades, Moody’s said
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Although India’s population remains relatively young, the country’s fertility rate has fallen below replacement and its age structure is beginning to change, setting the stage for a much older population in the coming decades, Moody’s said
