Demographicstabiilsuse
Demographicstabiilsuse, or demographic stability, refers to a condition where a population’s size and age structure change only slowly over time, with natural increase and net migration producing minimal fluctuations. It does not mean that every cohort remains identical, but that overall growth and the balance between age groups remain relatively constant across generations.
Key indicators used to assess demographic stability include a growth rate close to zero, a stable or
The concept highlights how population dynamics interact with economic and social systems. Stable populations affect labor
Regional patterns vary. Many high-income countries experience aging and slow growth, challenging sustainability of social protection