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positive and negative growth rates(passive) influenced bythe dependency ratio
low population growth due to low fertility(passive) caused bythe dependency ratio
The change in population structurewill also influencethe dependency ratio
high fertility rate and crude birth rateleadingto high dependency ratio
recessions(passive) caused byadjusted dependency ratio
Too much population growthcreatesdependency ratio
the number of immigrants and their agecan influencethe dependency ratio
the changing dynamics of the demography and the way in whichinfluencesthe dependency ratio
a rapidly ageing population(passive) caused bydependency ratio
to rise sharply(passive) is setThe dependency ratio
the dominant factorinfluencingthe dependency ratio
to double(passive) is setThe dependency ratio
This youthful structurecreateshigh dependency ratio
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if a group of people were left behindwould resultin high dependency ratio
to rise , with fewer workers supporting more retirees , and hence exacerbating the pensions problem(passive) is setThe dependency ratio
Changes in a country ’scan resultdependency ratio
to rise from 61 % in 2007 to 73 % in 2056(passive) is setthe dependency ratio
an aging population(passive) caused bythe dependency ratio
b ) a low labor force participation rateresultingin high dependency ratio
to increase in the UK(passive) is setThe dependency ratio
the number of working - age people for ever older New Zealander(passive) is setThe dependency ratio
to increase more rapidly in Scotland than elsewhere in the UK(passive) is setThe dependency ratio
that ultimately the migrants themselves will get oldthus contributingto the dependency ratio
from an ageing populationcan resultfrom an ageing population
from the aging of the population ... and a decrease in population growth have a clear potential to push nominal and real interest rates downwardresultsfrom the aging of the population ... and a decrease in population growth have a clear potential to push nominal and real interest rates downward
to fall over next 20 yrs Favorable demographicssetto fall over next 20 yrs Favorable demographics
to fall from 4:1 at present to 2.5:1 by 2035 and 2:1 by 2050 ... while according to the ONS , by 2037 there will be 365 people of State Pension Age for every 1,000 people of working ageis setto fall from 4:1 at present to 2.5:1 by 2035 and 2:1 by 2050 ... while according to the ONS , by 2037 there will be 365 people of State Pension Age for every 1,000 people of working age
greatlyinfluencegreatly
to rise over the next half centuryare setto rise over the next half century
a false dichotomy that ignores the relations of interdependence and reciprocity.10 Private transfers , including education , bequests , and a range of others ... substantially offset public funds directed towards older people.11 Older people also contribute to their own care financially , over and above their entitlements.12createa false dichotomy that ignores the relations of interdependence and reciprocity.10 Private transfers , including education , bequests , and a range of others ... substantially offset public funds directed towards older people.11 Older people also contribute to their own care financially , over and above their entitlements.12
to soar in some places , where an increasing number of elderly people will lay a heavier burden on the active populationare setto soar in some places , where an increasing number of elderly people will lay a heavier burden on the active population
from a 4 percent in idahoresultingfrom a 4 percent in idaho
to rise in many countriesare setto rise in many countries
to soar but dependency ratios appears , sadly , that Italy is closer to Japan ’s dismal quagmire than Spain ’s based on demographicsare setto soar but dependency ratios appears , sadly , that Italy is closer to Japan ’s dismal quagmire than Spain ’s based on demographics
15 per cent of economic growth in the period 1982–2000 ... while Cai and Zhao ( 2012 ) estimated it contributed 27 per cent in the same periodcontributed15 per cent of economic growth in the period 1982–2000 ... while Cai and Zhao ( 2012 ) estimated it contributed 27 per cent in the same period
to the kind of long term stagnation we see in Japan the current total fertility needs to increase to 2.1 from 1.83contributingto the kind of long term stagnation we see in Japan the current total fertility needs to increase to 2.1 from 1.83
to balloon in coming decadessetto balloon in coming decades
for that industry to which the activity belongssetfor that industry to which the activity belongs
to rise significantly ( Table 1are setto rise significantly ( Table 1
to less fortune independencyleadsto less fortune independency
from the truthresultingfrom the truth
to rise in spectacular fashion and erode the revenue base in the process while also triggering accelerated growth in entitlement spendingis setto rise in spectacular fashion and erode the revenue base in the process while also triggering accelerated growth in entitlement spending
from high birth ratesresultingfrom high birth rates
at 10:1is setat 10:1
to increase as the population over 60 ( the dissavers ) grows rapidlylook setto increase as the population over 60 ( the dissavers ) grows rapidly
to drop from 4.6 to under 3 over the same periodis setto drop from 4.6 to under 3 over the same period
to heavy tax-could leadto heavy tax-
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to higher domestic savings and a depreciated exchange rateleadto higher domestic savings and a depreciated exchange rate
to CHD5may leadto CHD5
to rise rapidlyis setto rise rapidly
to demographic dividendleadingto demographic dividend
from sudden illness or injuryresultingfrom sudden illness or injury
adoption of zero grazinginfluencedadoption of zero grazing
6.9 percentage points reflecting the ageing of the Bulgarian populationcontributes6.9 percentage points reflecting the ageing of the Bulgarian population
to the hypothesisleadingto the hypothesis
to rise dramaticallyis setto rise dramatically
from war or whatsoeverresultingfrom war or whatsoever
from serious medical conditionresultingfrom serious medical condition
to its unsustainable trajectorycontributesto its unsustainable trajectory
from its one - child policyresultingfrom its one - child policy