[Socioeconomic problems of worldwide population growth after the year 2000].
Demographic perspectives in the world are characterized by a trend towards stationary development in economically advanced countries and further growth, though relatively slower, in developing countries. In both instances we must foresee a trend of ageing in the age structure of the population after the year 2000, in the first phase in about 2010, in particular in European countries, and after 2025 in countries of the Third World. The foreseen development will be associated with various socio-economic problems the successful management of which makes it necessary to get ready for them already now. The most serious problems involve the adverse relation between the number of in1 active, dependent population and the number of economically active population. On the solution of this problem, by a marked increase of the productivity of labour, will depend the standard of life of the increasing number of population and the proportion of the population of postproductive age and finally of the whole population.
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D000368:Aged; D003604:Czechoslovakia; D003906:Developing Countries; D005544:Forecasting; D006801:Humans; D011158:Population Growth; D012959:Socioeconomic Factors
K nĕkterým sociálnĕekonomickým problémům populacnho vývoje ve svĕtĕ po roce 2000.