In 40 Years, U.S. Will Be Less Populous—and More Prosperous—Than Expected

A slower rate of population growth in 2010-2050, suggested by the recent census, implies a generally richer 2050, with higher per capita income growth and better opportunities at the bottom of the earnings pyramid, both unalloyed blessings, says Martin Hutchinson of prudentbear.com.

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