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South Korea’s government projects its debt-to-GDP ratio will soar to 156% by 2065 amid demographic decline and slowing growth, with the National Pension Fund expected to be depleted by 2064, highlighting urgent fiscal sustainability challenges.
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At Current Pace, South Korea’s Debt-to-GDP Ratio to Hit 156% by 2065—National Pension Fund Depleted by 2064

South Korea’s government projects its debt-to-GDP ratio will soar to 156% by 2065 amid demographic decline and slowing growth, with the National Pension Fund expected to be depleted by 2064, highlighting urgent fiscal sustainability challenges.

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Yonhap Infomax NewsMay 12, 2025
South Korea's potential growth rate projected to fall to 0.1% by 2050, raising concerns about long-term interest rates and fiscal stability amid demographic challenges.
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0% Potential Growth and Ultra-Long-Term Bonds - Will Interest Rates Only Decline?

South Korea's potential growth rate projected to fall to 0.1% by 2050, raising concerns about long-term interest rates and fiscal stability amid demographic challenges.

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Phys.orgOct 25, 2022

Referenced link: https://phys.org/news/2022-10-population-aging-economic-status-amplify.html
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#Populationaging, economic status may amplify #airpollution health impacts @penn_state @naturesustai https://www.nature.com/articles/s41893-022-00976-8 https://phys.org/news/2022-10-population-aging-economic-status-amplify.html

Population aging, economic status may amplify air pollution health impacts

Population aging and economic development setbacks may outpace the health benefits of less air pollution and slowed climate change, according to a Penn State-led researcher team examining air quality and the factors most likely to impact future premature deaths.

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