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WITCHER [35]
2 years ago
11

Since the elderly population in the United States is expected to grow rapidly in coming decades, should you invest in companies

that make the products that the elderly will need
Business
1 answer:
ser-zykov [4K]2 years ago
6 0

There should be no investment in the companies concerning manufacturing the products for the elderly people due to the rapid growth in the elderly population in upcoming decades.

<h3>What is an investment?</h3>

Investment is the process of acquiring some asset or property which will provide benefits in upcoming periods. It can be for a short period of time as less than a year or for a longer period of time like greater than one year.

The stock prices of the manufacturing companies (dealing in the production of goods used by elderly people) reflect the recent demographic variations, as a result, the investment in these companies would not be much profitable even if the population rises in the upcoming years.

Therefore, the companies engaging in the production of elderly people's goods should attract no investment.

Learn more about the investment in the mentioned link:

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