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Foreign investment, demographically induced (demographic induced foreign investment)

Coming fiscal strains due to aging prompt investors to make investments in currency areas with growing populations – such as the U.S., India, Brazil – because they anticipate increasingly higher tax rates, weak growth, and reduction in the value of money in areas with high old-age dependency ratios. – See aging, adjustment inflation, compelling, demographic hardening, Methuselah syndrome, risk aversion, reserve depletion, shadow debt, senescence. – Cf. Monthly Report of the Deutsche Bundesbank of January 2005, p. 43 f., Monthly Report of the ECB of March 2006, p. 75 ff. (burden of aging on public budgets), Monthly Report of the Deutsche Bundesbank of October 2013, p. 15 ff. (market for residential real estate in Germany also with regard to demographic trends).

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