Tag #Demographics

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Ukraine's Population Collapse and Europe's Demographic Decline

Ukraine's population shrank the fastest in 2023 due to the Russian invasion, creating a refugee crisis and impacting the national economy; Europe is the only continent losing population, with six of the ten fastest-shrinking countries located there, primarily due to low birth rates and emigration.

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Reduced Inequality
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Turkey's 2024 Socioeconomic Review: Stagnant Wages, Falling Unemployment Mask Deeper Issues

Turkey's 2024 saw a 2.5% rise in registered salaried employees to 15,837,471, but a 30% minimum wage increase failed to match inflation, affecting low-income households. Unemployment fell to 8.8%, but high inactivity and inequality persist, threatening future growth as the demographic dividend close...

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South Korea's Matchmaking Boom: A Response to Declining Marriage Rates

Matchmaking agencies in South Korea are experiencing a 30% increase in clients, driven by the pandemic and changing perceptions, with some couples even starting businesses together after meeting through such agencies; however, the high cost and impersonal nature pose challenges, alongside broader so...

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Reduced Inequality
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Economic Forecasts vs. Reality: 1999-2024

Over the past 25 years, the US debt-to-GDP ratio drastically increased, exceeding initial projections; the Dow Jones Industrial Average reached a predicted level far later than anticipated; and gold outperformed US equities, defying some expectations.

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Reduced Inequality
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Global Work-Life Balance Study Reveals Stark Differences Between EU and Southern Hemisphere Nations

An Amrop study of 8,000 people across eight countries found that Southern Hemisphere nations reported significantly higher work-life balance satisfaction than EU nations; India reported 73.3% satisfaction, while Germany, France, and Poland reported less than 50%.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Turkey's Declining Birth Rate Strains Social Systems

Turkey's birth rate has significantly decreased from 1.35 million in 2014 to 958,408 in 2023, resulting in increased strain on social security and healthcare systems; the government is launching research and forming a new board to address this issue.

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Economist Predicts Negative Economic Impact of Restricting Immigration in 2025

The Economist predicts that in 2025, many countries will attempt to restrict immigration to appease voters, which will negatively impact their economies; however, countries like Japan plan to welcome immigrants to address labor shortages.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Bavarian Baby Name Trends 2024: Sophia and Leon Top Charts

In Bavaria, Sophia and Leon were the most popular baby names in 2024, differing from the national trend, according to hobby name researcher Knud Bielefeld's analysis of over 240,000 birth certificates (about 36% of German births).

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Record High Pension Payout in Spain Reaches \u20ac12.97 Billion in December 2024

Spain's Social Security system paid a record \u20ac12.97 billion in contributory pensions in December 2024, a 7.04% increase from December 2023, driven by a 3.8% pension increase for 2024 and reflecting the increasing number of pensioners; 73.1% of this was for retirement pensions.

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Aging East Germany: Chemnitz Highlights Demographic Crisis

Chemnitz, Germany, with an average age between 46 and 47, exemplifies the aging population trend in Eastern Germany, prompting calls for federal intervention to address demographic challenges and attract skilled workers amid concerns about the far-right.

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Russians' Personal Optimism Contrasts with National Concerns for 2025

A VCIOM survey reveals that while 53% of Russians viewed 2024 as personally successful and 68% expect personal well-being in 2025, only 45% anticipate a successful 2025 for Russia, influenced by economic challenges and political concerns.

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Putin Addresses Russia's Demographic Challenges and Family Support Program Accessibility

President Putin's year-end press conference addressed Russia's demographic challenges, highlighting concerns about low birth rates (1.41) and accessibility issues within family support programs, including benefits, mortgages, and integration of migrant children into education, promising investigatio...

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