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Australasia in 2030: The Future Demographic

April 2015 | 23 pages | ID: AE2E1024C3EEN
Euromonitor International Ltd

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In 2012-2030 the population of Australasia should increase rapidly with growth of 29.9% to reach 35.3 million by 2030. Growth will be driven by strong gains in all age groups, with particularly fast growth in older groups. High net migration, an increasingly high life expectancy and a high number of births influence this trend. Australasia is the most urbanised region in the world and in 2030 91.2% of its population will be living in urban areas.

Euromonitor International's Future Demographic reports provide in-depth data and analysis of population changes in 85 countries, 7 regions and a world overview. The reports offer long-term demographic forecasts to 2030, and include breakdowns of population by age and sex, vital statistics and major cities. The series provides insight into demographic trends which will shape consumer segmentation and markets in the future

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