Underlying factors contributing to the observed demographic changes are noted, and internal migration and population redistribution are discussed. A 30-year period of demographic change in Greece. In Gre. with sum. Population trends in Greece over the past 30 years are reviewed. The author states that Greece entered the fourth stage of the demographic transition in the 1960s, with a rising death rate and a continued fertility decline.
Consideration is given to demographic aging, urbanization, and rural depopulation.
The human factor in demographic measurement. Problems of Economics, Vol. 30, No. 2, Jun 1987. Armonk, New York. Attention is given to developments affecting life expectancy, the size and age structure of the population, labor supply, and the family, as well as to demography and population policy.