North Macedonia in 2040: The Future Demographic

September 2022 | 18 pages | ID: M7B5BCDF117EN
Euromonitor International Ltd

Abstracts

Depopulation is set to continue in North Macedonia up to 2040 due to natural decrease and negative net migration. As ageing occurs, consumer trends will be impacted and state resources will experience further pressure. Skopje will continue to be the dominant city, although urban growth will mainly take place in smaller urban areas. As incomes rise, the country should become an increasing attractive consumer market despite some challenges.

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Contents

Introduction
Key Findings (1)
Key Findings (2)
Summary
North Macedonia and the World in 2040
Population Past, Present and Future
Ageing
Men and Women
Marriage and Divorce
Births and Fertility
Life Expectancy and Deaths
Health
Migration
Diversity
Urbanisation
Population Segmentation