fertilityrate
In 2022, the number of live births in the European Union reached its lowest level since 1960, according to the latest available data. That year, only 3.88 million babies were born in the EU, marking the first time the figure fell below 4 million. The fertility rate also declined, nearing levels last seen two decades ago. The EU had one of the lowest fertility rates in the world, defined as the number of live births per woman. How do fertility rates compare across different parts of Europe? And how has the fertility rate change in Europe compared to the rest of the world? There has been a downw...
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An overwhelming majority of countries globally will not have high enough fertility rates to sustain population size by 2100, according to newly published research in The Lancet. The latest projections further highlight a "dramatic decline" in global fertility throughout this century that experts said has both "potential pros and cons". Researchers led by the University of Washington’s Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) in the US found that three-quarters of countries will not have fertility rates high enough to sustain population size by 2050. In data: The EU faces a major demo...
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