Demographics and Technology | RPC

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While research often separates demographic risks (shrinking labor force) from automation’s displacement effects, this study bridges them, arguing that aging accelerates the adoption of productivity-enhancing technology, which in turn offsets demographic drag. Investors should focus on country–sector combinations that combine three key conditions: high demographic demand, significant scope for automation, and infrastructure capable of scaling these technologies. This approach moves beyond simply identifying exposure to AI or aging, looking instead at the synergistic potential between demographic change and technological adoption to drive future growth and stability.

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