Costa Rica is projected to undergo a significant demographic shift characterized by an accelerated aging process over the coming decades. Experts anticipate that by the year 2050, the country will reach a ratio of 21 individuals aged 65 or older for every 100 inhabitants.
This transition represents one of the most notable demographic changes expected for the nation. The data highlights a long-term structural evolution in the country's population composition, moving toward a higher concentration of elderly citizens.
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