Comparative analysis of the demographic situation of developed and developing countries

In the modern world, the attention of many scientists is aimed at studying the problems that lie in the field of world differentiation of the population and its forms of influence on the world community and various spheres of its activity. Differences in the demographic development of different groups of countries increase its instability and non-linearity, as well as exacerbate economic inequality between developing and developed countries. Demographic distortions between developed and developing countries require the study, analysis and development of possible ways to smooth out their consequences, such as: economic inequality, unequal participation in world processes, etc. The article discusses issues related to demographic indicators in developed and developing countries. and their comparative analysis. The relevance of the research topic is explained by the seriousness of demographic problems around the world and the need to determine the factors that are significant for changing the demographic situation, since global demographic problems affect the interests of all mankind, and their elimination is of great importance for the whole world. community. The object of this study is the demographic situation, and the subject is a comparative analysis of the demographic situation in developed and developing countries. The ultimate goal of the study is to formulate conclusions regarding the demographic situation in various groups of countries and the possible factors that influenced it.