More Elderly, Fewer Workers: How Demographic Change Makes German Cities and Regions Winners and Losers, and Why
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A study by the Berlin Institute for Population and Development forecasts Germany's population to fall to 81.8 million by 2045, with a 4.7 percent decrease in the working population. Economically attractive regions are expected to grow, while others will shrink and face increased competition for workers.
Source: dw.com
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