Italy population to shrink by nearly 4 million by 2050 as ageing accelerates
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- Italy’s population is projected to fall by nearly 4 million by 2050 as low birth rates and an ageing population reshape the country’s demographics.
- Southern regions are expected to record the largest population losses, while immigration has previously helped stabilize overall population figures.
Italy’s population could shrink by nearly 4 million by 2050 as birth rates remain low and the elderly population continues to grow.
Southern regions are expected to suffer the country’s largest population losses. The demographic shift is likely to create new challenges for Italy’s economy and welfare systems, while immigration has previously helped stabilize population figures.
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