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    Anteil der Bevölkerung über 65 in Europa im Jahr 2024


    Anteil der Bevölkerung über 65 in Europa im Jahr 2024

    Von Adorable-Chipmunk-25

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    2. Afraid-Count1098 on

      As a Finn, I can confirm that everywhere you go in this country, you’ll see a shitload of old people. This place is turning into a big retirement home.

    3. No_Pudding2959 on

      Serious question, how can a country even survive economically when there are more retired people than working people? Mathematically, they can’t.

    7. plindix on

      Ireland 2022 it was 15.7% (https://data.cso.ie/table/FY002)

      Northern Ireland 2021 it was 16.1% (https://build.nisra.gov.uk/en/custom/data?d=PEOPLE&v=AGE_BAND_AGG2D)

      Scotland’s 2022 it was 20% (https://www.scotlandscensus.gov.uk/webapi/opentable?id=0193f5b9-0919-70fc-959e-f826c4339ba1)

      Wales 2021 it was 21.3%

      England 2021 it was 18.4% (both England and Wales – https://www.ons.gov.uk/datasets/create/filter-outputs/5513b285-8d56-42ca-bb1c-5ce0f49e338b#get-data)

      None of these are likely to have gone down.

    8. 4BennyBlanco4 on

      Surprised by Cyprus tbh.

      Young Cypriots are itching to leave and boomers from northern Europe like to retire there.

    10. No-Opposite-5445 on

      Eastern turkey , Armenia and Azerbaijan are considered European ? Since when

    12. PartyMarek on

      Visible for Germany even for me as a Pole. No matter which city’s old town I go to (although it is mostly Gdańsk and Kraków) I see at least 3 groups of 10 or more 60+ Germans with a tour guide.

    16. Extention_Campaign28 on

      Would kicking out one million Syrians improve this or make it worse?

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