Fix grammar errors in this sentence: The fast ageing population has brought about issues such as increased demand for better healthcare and social services, a reduction in competitiveness of the economy and increases the strain and burden of the working population.
The population has been ageing since the 1980s, and the economy has been struggling to keep pace with the ageing population.
The population has been ageing since the 1980s, and the economy has been struggling to keep pace with the ageing population.
The population has been ageing since the 1980s, and the economy has been struggling to keep pace with the ageing population.
The population has been ageing since the 1980s
The population of the country has increased, but the population is ageing.
- The population of the country has increased, but the population is ageing.
- The population of the country has increased, but the population is ageing.
- The population of the country is ageing, but the population is growing.
- The population of the country is ageing, but the population is growing.
- The population of the country is ageing, but the population is growing.
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