For a developing country, population growth is typically perceived as a welcome change. Additionally, a region with a predominantly elderly populace would benefit massively from a population influx be it organic or via mass migration.
Depending on the current architecture of an economy, the growth of its population could be seen as a good thing. While most administrations would hate to deal with the issues that accompany overpopulation, there are a few instances where the growth of a nation’s population is necessary for economic growth.
Fortunately, there are countries that have an abundance of said human capital. While some of these countries are lost on how best to utilize this human resource, the fact remains that these countries have a healthy amount of people ready to propel their economies to greater heights.
