New Research on Low Birth Rate in Greece: Just 65,000 Children Were Born in 2026, the Forecast for the Next 20 Years - iefimerida.gr
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The problem of low birth rate in Greece remains and is growing, according to research data from the Director of the Institute of Demographic Research and Studies (IDEM), Vyronas. Kotzamanis. "The evolution of births after the war in our country is interesting, which after a thirty-year (1951-1980) fluctuation, around 150 thousand per year on average, began to decrease, resulting in the 1990s being limited to 100 thousand and, then, after a smal…
"The evolution of post-war births in our country is interesting, which after thirty years (1951-1980) of fluctuation, around 150 thousand per year on average, began to decrease, resulting in the 1990s in being limited to 100 thousand and, then, after a small increase in the 2000s, in continuing their downward trend (65.0 thousand in 2026)."
“SOS” for the demographic in Greece as births have been steadily declining since the 1980s, resulting in...
"The evolution of post-war births in our country is interesting, as after thirty years (1951-1980) of fluctuation, around 150 thousand per year on average, they began to decrease, resulting in the 1990s being limited to 100 thousand and then, after a small increase in the 2000s, continuing to […] The article Research: Births in the next twenty years will be less than 1.4 million was originally published on AlphaTV.
"SOS" for demographics in Greece as births have been steadily decreasing since the 1980s, resulting in them reaching 65,000 in 2026, according to ... The article "Bell" for demographics: Reduction of births to 1.4 million in the next 20 years, according to research was published in NewsIT.
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