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PANDEMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC CRISIS. OVERCOMING CONDITIONS
ПРЕДСТАВИТЕЛЬНАЯ ВЛАСТЬ - XXI ВЕК ЗАКОНОДАТЕЛЬСТВО КОММЕНТАРИИ ПРОБЛЕМЫ, 2021 The article examines the critical problems of the demography of Russia, which have now become aggravated due to the viral pandemic. Mortality, fertility and natural population decline for 2020 and 2021 and their forecast until 2030 are considered. Measures to overcome the demographic catastrophe are proposed.
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Understanding the Demographics of the Opioid Overdose Death Crisis
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021 Abstract The United States is facing an unprecedented drug overdose crisis, distinguished from prior epidemics by its severity, widespread impact, and demographic incidence. This study examines demographic overdose trends during the opioid crisis relative to historical disparities.
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The phoenix population: Demographic crisis and rebound in Cambodia [PDF]
Demography, 2007 Abstract The study of mortality crises provides an unusual and valuable perspective on the relationship between mortality and fertility changes, a relationship that has puzzled demographers for decades. In this article, we combine nationally representative survey and demographic-surveillance system data to study fertility trends around ...
Patrick, Heuveline, Bunnak, Poch
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CONSEQUENCES OF THE DEMOGRAPHIC CRISIS [PDF]
Global Economic Observer, 2014 Major dysfunctionalities can arise from the demographic decline, both on a social level and from the perspective of the economic-financial evolution of the world’s states. The obvious aging of the industrialized states’ population overlapping the import of cheap workforce in the developing countries can start mutations whose consequences are somewhat ...
Liviu Radu, Carmen Radu
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On the Demographics and the Severity of the Social Security Crisis [PDF]
The B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy, 2015 Abstract Changing demographics across the world threatens the sustainability of pension benefits. Yet there is widespread sentiment among some business and policy analysts that in the presence of population ageing, more elderly people would mean more old-age consumption and robust business opportunities across all spending dimensions. In
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THE DEMOGRAPHIC CRISIS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
Challenges of the Knowledge Society, 2013 The demographic decline can create major dysfunctionalities not only on a social level but also from the perspective of the economic-financial evolution of the world’s states. The obvious aging of the industrialized states’ population overlapping the import of cheap workforce in the developing countries can start mutations whose consequences are ...
LIVIU RADU, CARMEN RADU
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Economic Crisis and Demographic Dynamics
, 2015 Sintesi della RApporto AISP dedicato alla relazione tra Demografia e crisi ...
De Rose, Alessandra, STROZZA, SALVATORE
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Demographic crisis and robotics in Japan
Наука. Культура. Общество, 2019 This article shows the way how the Japanese governmental forces try to use all their financial, demographic, and technologic sources to solve current demographic crisis. The most of socio-economic spheres in society are under the pressure of automatization, robotization, and digitalization, therefore there is no doubt that a new migration policy of ...
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Aspects of the demographic crisis in Romania
Anthropological Researches and Studies, 2015 Romanian territory has always been one of the most populated European areas, its rich natural and economic potential determining a predominantly positive demographic evolution during the 20th century. Beginning with the last decade, marked by political and economic changes induced by the international context, a decreasing trend has been installed. The
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