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European Demographic Datasheet 2016

Caroline Berghammer · Richard Gisser · W. Lutz · Marija Mamolo · Dimiter Philipov · Sergei Scherbov +1 more

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Insurance, Mortality, Demography, Risk Management Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends Social and Demographic Issues in Germany

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The European Demographic Datasheet 2016 shows key demographic data, population trends and projections until 2050. It covers fertility, mortality, migration and population structure, including population ageing, and their changes. The datasheet combines data for all countries of Europe and for broader European regions, as well as maps, population pyramids, tables, graphs and featured thematic boxes. It pays special attention to the importance of migration for the current and future population changes across the continent and to the alternative indicators of population ageing. In comparison to the Data Sheet Poster, the online version provides expanded data coverage, additional maps and population pyramids, ranking charts and details about data sources and definitions. It also allows users to download all data and images.

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