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Identify a change in global demographics by 2050.-The working-class population in Japan will double that of nonworkers.-The working-age population in Germany and Italy will shrink by over 20 percent.-The working-class population in China will increase by 20 percent.-The working-age population will increase by nearly 5 percent worldwide.
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