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fishing(passive) caused byage structure
It is also understoodcan ... influencethe age structure
a larger population in each region(passive) created byage structure
a rising share of the working age population and lower share of the non - working age group ( typically defined as 0 - 14 and 65-plus(passive) caused byage structure
baby - boomers(passive) caused byage structure
reducing the number of babies produced per female each year(passive) created byAge structure
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the socio - economic conditionsinfluencethe age structure
overlapping generations and patchy plant distribution that can create Wahlund - like effects(passive) caused byage structure
natality and age dependent mortality(passive) triggered byAge structure (
the baby boom cohort in many nations(passive) caused byage structure
The Dutch baby boom , which took place after the end of World - War IIhas influencedthe age structure
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low fertility(passive) caused bythe age structure
Tree basal area , shrub density Disturbances by domestic livestockcan influenceage structure
While recognizing the objective limits of 12 4 human resources policiesto rapidly influenceage structure
While recognizing the objective limits of human resources policiesto rapidly influenceage structure
the migrant flows(passive) caused bythe age structure
population growth ratesinfluencespopulation growth rates
an opportunity of demographic dividend for our countrycreatesan opportunity of demographic dividend for our country
the equilibrium national savings rate to be 4 % of GDP above a steady state equilibriumcausesthe equilibrium national savings rate to be 4 % of GDP above a steady state equilibrium
clothing industry by deciding what styles of clothes to produce ... and will impact food industry on their strategy about what aspectwill influenceclothing industry by deciding what styles of clothes to produce ... and will impact food industry on their strategy about what aspect
to an aging of the nation ’s workforceare leadingto an aging of the nation ’s workforce
in the fact that at some point the population in the working age ( 15 - 64 ) is much higher than the baby boom was previously and would be subsequentlyresultingin the fact that at some point the population in the working age ( 15 - 64 ) is much higher than the baby boom was previously and would be subsequently
in the fact that at some point the population in the working age ( 15 - 64 ) is much higher than it was previously and would be subsequentlyresultingin the fact that at some point the population in the working age ( 15 - 64 ) is much higher than it was previously and would be subsequently
a skills vacuum in the labour marketis ... creatinga skills vacuum in the labour market
the host - pathogen interactioncan influencethe host - pathogen interaction
job securitycan influencejob security
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real concernis causingreal concern
life strategiesalso influenceslife strategies
to keep lifetime benefits constant for an individual with average life expectancyis designedto keep lifetime benefits constant for an individual with average life expectancy
dynamicsinfluencesdynamics
from the above projectionswould resultfrom the above projections
college sharesinfluencescollege shares
large shockscreateslarge shocks
global population to characteristics canwill causeglobal population to characteristics can
from migrationresultingfrom migration
the delays(passive) caused bythe delays
to strained dependency ratioswill leadto strained dependency ratios
in several special aspectsresultsin several special aspects
to our continued growthalso contributesto our continued growth
from a decline in birth rates from the current level of 4.2 births per woman to 2.3 births by 2050would resultfrom a decline in birth rates from the current level of 4.2 births per woman to 2.3 births by 2050
a population 's instantaneous per capita growth rate ( rcan influencea population 's instantaneous per capita growth rate ( r
from these proportions on the 2021 census for those resulting from death counts many times as highresultingfrom these proportions on the 2021 census for those resulting from death counts many times as high
the downward bias(passive) caused bythe downward bias
some societies to colapsemight causesome societies to colapse
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to high birth rates , which offers the most hope for fertility change in the futurehas contributedto high birth rates , which offers the most hope for fertility change in the future
from activities and practices before 1990resultingfrom activities and practices before 1990
in the increased complaintsresultsin the increased complaints
the number of people in the workforceinfluencesthe number of people in the workforce
to the demand for education , financial services , healthcare , leisure , etcdirectly contributesto the demand for education , financial services , healthcare , leisure , etc
populations growth and risk behaviorcausespopulations growth and risk behavior
to a decline in the number of volunteershas leadto a decline in the number of volunteers
the real exchange rateinfluencesthe real exchange rate
to faster decrease of reproductive - age womenresultingto faster decrease of reproductive - age women
the breast cancer screening coverage rates(passive) are influenced bythe breast cancer screening coverage rates