Econchar Tschrumpfkur112009
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Germany's population is projected to decline significantly by 2060, falling to between 65 and 70 million people and shrinking by up to 15% overall from its 2008 level. This is due to declining birth rates that won't offset increasing deaths each year, resulting in annual population deficits in the thousands. Younger age groups are forecasted to decline the most, dropping over 30% for those aged 20 to under 30 and 30 to under 50.
Econchar Tschrumpfkur112009
- 1. 20% less Germans The largest economy in the EU may fall behind France and the U.K. because of a decline to between 65 and 70 million people by 2060 (Federal Statistics Office) He doesn´t show up often enough Year 2060 Change in % Births won´t compensate for number of Upper limit of compared deaths – deficit each year in 1000s forecasting to 2008 range 2008 2020 2030 2040 2050 2060 Aged 20 to under -32% 30 Aged 30 to under -33% 50 162 Aged 50 to under -15% 65 288 80 years and +128% senior 409 489 Total -15% 576 553 Source: Federal Statistics Office Nov. 14, 2009 GAPA NEWS