ABSTRACT
The declining fertility rate in Indonesia, coupled with an increasing aging population and continuous population growth, has become a national concern, leading to potential alterations in Indonesia’s economic landscape. This research delves into the ramifications of Indonesia's aging population, fertility rates, and population growth on its economic growth, employing a comprehensive analysis of time series data from 1961 to 2022. Utilizing multiple linear regression, this investigation aims to unveil the interconnectedne ss between demographic variables and economic advancement. This study found that the aging population has no statistically significant influence on economic growth. However, fertility rates demonstrate a notable negative impact on economic growth, while population growth showcases a significant positive influence on economic growth. These findings underscore the necessity for targeted policy interventions aimed at addressing demographic shifts to ensure sustainable economic development in Indonesia.
Keywords: Aging Population, Population Growth, Fertility Rate, Economic Growth