The overall demographic balance in Greece after 2010 and for the first time after the Second World War is consistently negative, and it seems that only at the expense of foreigners “keeps afloat”. Considering that over three decades the number of foreigners has increased (from 200,000 in 1991 to 900,000 today), the question arises of […]
Tag: Demographic collapse
The number of women of reproductive age in Greece is declining
The number of women of reproductive age in Greece has entered a phase of decline, which will continue, accompanied by a further decrease in the number of births. Given that regardless of the impact of the recent pandemic, an increase in the number of deaths due to population aging is expected in the coming years, […]
Greece: more deaths than births
Greece currently has more deaths than births, according to the study. Demographic “fading”, to a greater or lesser extent, is typical for the entire country, and not just for some of its regions. In particular, over the past decade, out of 325 municipalities, only 56 had a positive natural balance (more births than deaths), and […]
ΕΛΣΤΑΤ: mortality decreased at the beginning of the year
According to the data of ΕΛΣΤΑΤ, mortality in Greece in the first 8 weeks of 2021 (04/01/2021 – 028/02/2021) decreased by 8.32%. According to the National Statistical Office, the death rate was 20,538 (10,537 men and 10,001 women), compared with 22,402 (11,192 men and 11,210 women) deaths in the corresponding 8 weeks of 2020. According […]