Geography Simulation: GDP & Population is a tool for those who want to deeply understand the relationship between population and economic growth, rather than just looking at dry numbers. The special feature of the simulation is its interactive visualization: you can drag – drop – adjust population parameters – and observe the results to explore the impact on GDP yourself. Thanks to this, economics becomes easy to understand – vivid – and practical.

Highlights

• GDP per capita & Population Structure Simulation: growth rate, age group ratios (0-14, 15-64, 65+), and forecast scenarios are clearly illustrated through visual charts.
• Step-by-step interaction: adjust population variables to see the direct impact on the GDP curve.
• Self-exploration – no rote learning: the impact of population on the economy is the obvious result of what you observe and change yourself.
• Practical application: relate population policies, economic development, and long-term planning to see the real value of this analysis.
• Suitable for self-study & classroom teaching: teachers can project the simulation directly to illustrate economic – population scenarios.
• Who should use it?

Typical Simulation Examples

Change the population structure: Drag the slider to adjust age group ratios (e.g., increase 65+) → observe the change in GDP per capita → evaluate the impact of an aging population on the economy yourself.

Compare GDP per capita: Change the parameters, then compare with the ASEAN or World average → recognize your position and development potential.

Benefits Gained

• Understand the essence instead of just reading dry numbers.
• Enhance analytical thinking and forecasting skills.
• Be alert to economic and social issues.
• More interested in data analysis and policy planning.

Conclusion

Geography Simulation: GDP & Population opens up a way to learn economics intelligently – visually – actively. When you see the correlation yourself, economics becomes easier to understand and more practically applicable.