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World Total Population (WPOP) tracks the aggregate number of people alive on Earth. This fundamental demographic measure is crucial for economists and policymakers as it directly influences labor supply, consumer demand, resource allocation, and the overall scale of economic activity. A growing population generally signals increased potential for economic expansion, a larger workforce, and greater consumption, but also can strain resources and infrastructure. Conversely, a declining or stagnant population may indicate an aging workforce, reduced consumer spending, and potential economic contraction or slower growth. WPOP is calculated by aggregating national population estimates from statistical agencies worldwide, accounting for births, deaths, and net migration. These figures are then compiled and adjusted by international organizations to present a unified global total. Significant shifts in WPOP, whether rapid growth or decline, prompt policy responses related to economic development, social services, environmental sustainability, and international trade. Understanding population trends is therefore foundational to forecasting economic futures and formulating effective policy.
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