The impact of demographic change on European regions Committee of the Regions [Recurso electrónico]PDF
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TextPublication details: European Union, Committee of the Regions 2016Description: 147 pISBN: 978-92-895-0867-4Subject(s): Unión Europea | Economía | Geografía humana | Derechos humanos | Educación y empleo | Emigración e inmigración | Países de la Unión EuropeaOnline resources: *DERCARGAR PDF* Summary: The core long-term structural demographic change in Europe is ageing: the current ratio of working age population to old dependent population below 4 to 1 will, according to Eurostat projections, be replaced by a ratio of 2 to 1 by 2050. Demographic change in individual Local and Regional Authorities (LRAs) will depend on their capacity to attract the working-age population. However, concentrations of seniors in specific localities and regions do not necessarily constitute a challenge or handicap, insofar as this population’s income from retirement schemes provides the basis for the development of a wide range of economic activities.
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The core long-term structural demographic change in Europe is ageing: the current ratio of working age population to old dependent population below 4 to 1 will, according to Eurostat projections, be replaced by a ratio of 2 to 1 by 2050. Demographic change in individual Local and Regional Authorities (LRAs) will depend on their capacity to attract the working-age population. However, concentrations of seniors in specific localities and regions do not necessarily constitute a challenge or handicap, insofar as this population’s income from retirement schemes provides the basis for the development of a wide range of economic activities.
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