Mexico's Demographics (Part 2)
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Nancy Chavez29 said:Mexico is unfortunately heading straight into the gray zone soon. Mortality rates jumped by 9% in just one year. I guess if they can somehow hit zero by the end of the year, that’d be a win. They’ve got massive migration coming in from the north, the economy is basically trashed, and there's zero social safety net from the government. It's probably impossible to stay competitive against places with higher growth when your fertility rate is sitting around 1.75, especially with all the young people leaving. They're either heading to asylum centers or moving over to Mexico. Andover has completely tanked. Boise is constantly declining, while Beverly Hills is absolutely killing it. Kolašin and Mobile are just stagnating.
Rožaj is doing great right now, but we'll see if things take a sharp dive by the end of the year. Especially looking at 2016.
It looks like Mexico is following the exact same pattern we saw in North Mexico, where the population just clusters into one specific corner of the country. Even now, nearly 50% of the entire national population lives within the Portland-Bar-Ulcinj triangle. As the north and central regions continue to shrink, that percentage will only climb. By 2031, we'll likely see over 60% of Mexico's population packed into that one area.🍿