The Declining Population in Europe and the Decline of the Family

It has become evident that in recent years the population of Europe has declined at a rate that could be a problem. This problem is incompatible with the view of the population explosion caused by the book "Paul Ehrlich's Population Bomb" accusing the rapid population growth on environmental and quality of life issues. The decline in the birthrate refers to a certain point of view. Especially anxious children. Despite the urgent necessity of growing and efficient workforce, Europe does not want children at all.

The overall level of population decline has already occurred in several European countries (European Union and Europe), but the population in 2007 is still increasing. The main driving force for population growth is re-emigration, which will offset negative negative changes. (European population, Eurostat, September 2008) The aging of the population, the concept of "working age" of the population must change. Labor force and potential labor supply will be greatly reduced if we insist on defining people as redundant at a certain age, or at least not as eligible for paid labor. The current calculation is based on the current retirement age and the cut-off point of the 65-year-old labor life, which indicates that this decrease affects the economic growth rate in particular.

Almost all population growth is in developing countries. Due to population growth, the population of Europe will decrease from 13% of the world's population to 7% in the next 25 years, but the population of sub-Saharan Africa will increase from 10% to 17%. The share of other regions is expected to remain almost the same as today 6. As population and demand for natural resources continues to increase, environmental constraints will become increasingly evident. Water shortage is expected to affect about 3 billion people by 2025. - Sub-Saharan Africa is most affected 2 Providing measures and services for protecting and managing supply and demand while providing families and individuals with the information and services necessary to select reproductive health, Many countries can avoid the environmental crisis. Delay Population Growth