1. Waste of educational resources: With the decrease of population, the number of students enrolled in schools will also decrease accordingly, resulting in the waste of educational resources in some schools, such as too many teachers and low classroom utilization.
2. Pressure of educational funds: The funds of schools mainly come from the government's financial allocation. With the decrease of population, the government's financial allocation will also decrease accordingly, which will increase the pressure on school funds and may affect the quality and level of school education.
3. Competition in the education market: As the population decreases, the number of students will decrease accordingly, and the competition between schools will become more intense. Schools will pay more attention to the quality and level of their own education to attract more students.
4. Adjustment of educational structure: As the population decreases, the number of students enrolled in schools decreases, which may lead to the adjustment of the educational structure of schools. For example, some schools may cancel certain majors or disciplines to adapt to the population decline.
To sum up, the population decline has a certain impact on the education industry, but this impact is not entirely negative. Schools can cope with population decline by optimizing the allocation of resources and improving the quality of education.