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 1 1(1) |      and Pastoral Dimensions of Population Trends, Cittá del Vaticano,
 2 1    |       these institutions is the Population Division of the United Nations
 3 1(5) |    Below-Replacement Fertility, Population Division, Department of
 4 2    |        of the discussions about population have developed a certain
 5 2    |        establishing programs of population control which include forced
 6 3    |        of growth of the world's population has continued to decline
 7 3    |    longer able to replace their population. To be precise, these 51
 8 3    |     represent 44 percent of the population of the world. In other words,
 9 3    |      for the replacement of the population in a country which has optimum
10 3    |          the effect of aging on population leads to depopulation, with
11 4(7) |    Below-Replacement Fertility, Population Division, Department of
12 4(11)|        that country against the population policy were not new, but, "
13 5    |        the age pyramid. A small population of young adults must then
14 5    |   country and support the large population of older, less active people
15 5    |     services. Within the active population, some deep imbalances are
16 5    |   forget the effect of an aging population on education. In order to
17 5    | increase in the mean age of the population may markedly affect its
18 5    |        and more evident, as the Population Division of the UN Department