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Meanings of demography in anglès

portuguès
demografia
català
demografia

The branch of sociology that studies the characteristics of human populations.

demografia
rus
демография
portuguès
demografia
espanyol
demografía
català
demografia

Science that deals with populations and their structures statistically and theoretically.

Related terms
demografia
Usage of demography in anglès
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The future changes in demography could be attended to as they occur.
The Irish Times
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Jeff Glekin The bull case relies on two factors: demography and catch-up.
Reuters
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From there they diverged dramatically according to culture, religion, demography and geography.
The Guardian
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This is 'demography as destiny' and is inimical to the DA's philosophy.
The South African
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If demography is destiny, we pay far too little attention to it.
The Irish Times
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This is partly a simple function of demography as society ages.
The economist
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Questionnaires were collected with data on the parents, including demography, smoking, and asthma.
Pubmed
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There are reasons for this in the climate and the demography.
The Guardian
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In the end, it all boils down not to demography, but to politics.
The Guardian
10
Harper was appointed a CBE in 2018 for services to demography.
Radio NZ
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These four black Americas are increasingly distinct, separated by demography, geography, and psychology.
Disintegration: the splintering of black america
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But this takes no account of health inflation or demography.
The Guardian
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If not, and the present trend continues, the impact on demography may be considerable.
The Irish Times
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Many Kashmiris fear it will alter the demography of the country's only Muslim-majority state.
The Guardian
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The demography is better for alternative ventures in Old Boise.
It Must Be Love
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But the dynamics of demography, ideology and technology make this impossible, Clinton said in March.
Reuters
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Translations for demography
català
demografia
espanyol
demografía
Demography through the time
Demography across language varieties
United States of America
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