demographic growth

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He notes the demographicgrowth and economic dislocation in eastern rural regions that sent tens of thousands of families to seek new land.
Demographicgrowth and industrialization went hand in hand, and made for a generalized enrichment of society.
It focuses on the role of lesser towns as nodes of urban life where demographicgrowth and ethnonational assertion feed on each other.
Quite frequently, economic or industrial expansion in such cities proves difficult to sustain, and rarely approaches their rate of demographicgrowth.
All the essays depict lineages as actors which competed with each other and whose main aim is demographicgrowth.
As has long been recognised, this was a period of rapid demographicgrowth, population turnover, and economic structural change.
Furthermore, demographicgrowth was primarily achieved by integrating captives.
Regulatory institutions in most developing countries have simply not adapted fast enough to match the decline in environmental quality that has accompanied economic and demographicgrowth.
The demographicgrowth of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries was fuelled to a large extent by rapid in-migration of men and their families to work at the pits.
On the other hand, there is a need for family policies that favour demographicgrowth.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
There are the questions of pension age, of the balance between the working population and the retired population and of demographicgrowth.
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