Coin Bureau, relaying another source: GDP will fall

The window it was checked over

Real GDP: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis via FRED, figures as first published. The shaded span is the window the call was checked over; grey bands are recessions.

What was said around it

resources  stretched to breaking point. Well, as it turns   out, those fears missed something critical. The  real crisis facing humanity isn't endless growth.   It's the exact opposite. Populations around the  globe are shrinking faster than most of us realize   and the data paints a startling picture. According  to projections from institutions like the European   Commission and renowned medical journals like  the Lancet, the global population is set to   peak sooner and lower than previously thought.  Forget reaching 12 billion people by 2100. New   estimates suggest will peak at around 9.7 billion  by the60s and start declining sharply from there.   And that might sound surprising until you consider  what's already happening on the ground. Japan   has been the proverbial canary in the coal mine,  experiencing a decline in population for decades.   Birth rates in places like South Korea are also  shockingly low, currently standing at around 0.72   births per woman. Italy, Spain, and other European  countries aren't far behind with fertility rates   consistently below 1.4. Even China, which until  recently was the world's most populous country,   is now shrinking. Now, for context, the

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