According to Pew Research, immigration will add more numbers to Millennials during the next two decades than any other demographic group. How is it possible for the Millennial demographic group to remain so strong? The answer can be found in our nation’s immigration policy. Over the course of the next 20 years, the population will decline by only 2.7 million. For example, the projected Millennial population in 2050 will be 72.2 million.
Unlike previous demographic groups, the death rate of Millennials during the next two decades will have very little impact on the overall population.
Based on data provided by Pew Research Center, Millennials will peak in 2033, with a population of 74.9 million. Baby Boomers peaked in 1999, with a population of 78.8 million. They were surpassed by the Millennial generation, with a population of 72.12 million in July 2019. For the first time since 1999, the Baby Boomer generation lost the title as the largest demographic group in the United States. On 1 July 2019, a monumental shift occurred in our nation’s population. Major Buy Signal N/A Major Sell Signal N/A BRIEF OVERVIEW Minor Buy Signal 42.41 Minor Sell Signal 34.73 Major Support Level N/A Major Resistance Level N/A Minor Support Level 36.13 Minor Resistance Level 41.00
