JSTOR Daily: The Impact of Migration on the Nonmetropolitan Population Age Structure, 1960-1990
webtv.un.org: UN stresses need to anticipate changes in world’s population age structure to achieve Sustainable Development Goals
Changes in age structure of human populations are taking place worldwide, with major implications for sustainable development policies, highlights 50th session of the UN Commission on Population and ...
UN stresses need to anticipate changes in world’s population age structure to achieve Sustainable Development Goals
In this paper we examine the short-run impact of migration on the age composition of nonmetropolitan areas. Changes in age structure can have important consequences at the local level, and the ...
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