The decline in economic growth stems from an aging population. Is this really the case? Some conclusions point out: the younger the population structure, the poorer the country, and the richer the other way around. So why fear to age? It is thought that aging makes people vulnerable, and people over 65 years of age are a burden on society. However, some people are far more productive than others, and it does not matter about age. It turns out that the aging population requires a combination of manpower Considering capital, especially education and health status, young people in most countries around the world are more educated than older people, and their methods of improving productivity by improving education may be able to make up for the shortage of a small population. This text is intended to illustrate? ['People are fully capable of coping with population ageing.', 'Multi-angle analysis of the impact of population aging on the economy.', 'Population ageing has no impact on economic growth.', 'Population aging negatively affects economic growth.']