Betekenis van:
population growth

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. He ordered them to survey population growth.
2. We must prevent rapid population growth.
3. Population growth has given rise to serious social problems.
4. The growth in population is very rapid in developing countries.
5. The new birth policy is aimed at achieving zero population growth.
6. Thanks to the development of agricultural science, world food production has managed to keep up with population growth - but only at the expense of the future.
7. Population (value at given years or annual growth rate and base year)
8. Population ageing alone is estimated to reduce by nearly half the current rate of potential growth.
9. However, reversing this trend in productivity is a major challenge facing the Union, especially in the light of its ageing population. Population ageing alone is estimated to reduce by nearly half the current rate of potential growth.
10. However, economic growth and competitiveness are held back by labour shortages that will increase in the medium term because of a rapidly ageing population.
11. According to Jacobs, this is due to the growth of Europe's population, consumers' increasing preference for a variety of products to choose from, growth in consumers' purchasing power and increasing outsourcing of logistical services by producers to logistics specialists.
12. Without changes in policies and behavioural changes more widely, Europe’s ageing population poses risks to the long-term sustainability of the European Union economy from lower potential output growth per capita due to a reduction in the share of the working age population, and rising spending on pensions, social insurance, health and long-term care systems.
13. Without changes in policies and behavioural changes more widely, Europe’s ageing population poses risks to the long-term sustainability of the European Union economy from lower potential output growth per capita due to a reduction in the share of the working age population, and rising spending on pensions, social insurance, health and long-term care systems. If not addressed in a timely manner, these potential developments would lead to a substantial increase in the debt burden.
14. Joint programming in research in the area of agriculture, food security and climate change would encourage the pooling of skills, knowledge and resources, with a view to advancing research to address the challenge of food security and the threat brought by climate change, global population growth, and food and non-food demand.
15. The medium-term outlook for the dairy sector is characterised by a continued increase in Community demand for high value added products; a substantial expansion in global demand for dairy commodities, driven by income and population growth in many regions of the world; and by changes in consumer preferences towards dairy products.