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Iceland, G20, and Italy are discussing models for economic growth while grappling with severe population aging challenges.

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Iceland, G20, and Italy are discussing models for economic growth while grappling with severe population aging challenges.

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  1. G-20 members, including Italy and Poland, are discussing the need for successful economic models amidst weak growth and unemployment.Sub-event
  2. The article notes that in the context of the ongoing discussions, both countries are facing the issue of aging fastest.Sub-event
  3. Tourism drove economic recovery in Iceland following the severe financial crisis of 2008.Sub-event
  4. Iceland, G20, and Italy discuss economic growth models amidst severe population aging.1 source

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