What might be the consequence of falling birth date in some European contries?

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One consequence of falling birth rates is that the society will be getting older (on average) and less people will contibute to taxes, but more people will require pension money - which will be hard on the economy.

This might be connected to an increase in immigration to have more people fill in the positions and a slight cultural shift.

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