The developing country that I have chosen to discuss is China. To the majority of economies China is still considered a developing country. A positive implication of China's massive population size and it's aging population is that there is support for many different types of labor. A negative implication of it's population is that the issuing of money across the country is imbalanced and there are a lot of individuals who live in poverty. The developed country that I have chosen to discuss is the U.S. The positive implication of U.S.'s population size is it's income in relation with it's total GDP. Positive effects of an aging population in the U.S. are that it can promote higher pay and improvements in working and living conditions. Negative effects of it's population are that the poverty rate is relatively high and an aging population creates problems when trying to evenly distribute labor and production in the country