Can Immigration Solve China's People Problem? || Peter Zeihan

China grapples with a demographic crisis and considers immigration as a potential remedy. The discussion contrasts China's strategies with Canada’s proactive immigration policies, revealing insights on skill acquisition and societal impacts. It also delves into the broader implications of declining birth rates globally, particularly in China and Germany. The complexities of workforce decline and demographic collapse are analyzed, raising questions about the future of these nations and the role immigration could play in addressing these challenges.