Europe's Population Problem
22 July 2003 - 12:00pm
The economic and political consequences of Europe's population implosion are alarming.
"Combine a shrinking population with rising life expectancy, and the economic and political consequences are alarming...while the EU has a rich, old and shrinking population, countries on the Mediterranean's other side have poor, young, growing ones. The tide of immigrants, legal and illegal, crossing the sea is an obvious reaction. So shouldn't Europe be more liberal about immigration, to redress its population imbalance?"
Full Story:
Europe's population implosion
Source:
The Economist, October 12, 2005
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