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Synonyms for «demographic shifts»

"Demographic shifts" refers to changes in the characteristics of a population, such as age, race, gender, or income levels, over a certain period of time. It means that the people living in a particular area or country are experiencing noticeable changes in their demographics or makeup. Full definition
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«demographic»

population cultural sociodemographic evolutionary generational geographic societal geographical social climatic developmental environmental socioeconomic democratic aging lifestyle immigration technological economic workforce statistical increasing political seasonal climate global decadal growing gender historical behavioral market shrinking life major dramatic geopolitical regional human urban community world significant transitional development dietary psychological historic leadership

«shifts»

shift trends change migration transition movement transformation growth displacement groups evolution diversity challenges strategies crisis differences time characteristics expansion people patterns upheaval needs disruptions demand issues mobility decline culture power landscape disparity rates gap dynamics revolution forces pressures urbanization segments distribution society projections boundaries effects number mindset conditions information work

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Sentences with «demographic shifts»

  • Only marginally, and it would not be any major demographic shift in party loyalty with the black voters. (nystateofpolitics.com)
  • «There's a history here that is lost as demographics shift and new populations establish themselves,» he said. (michaelbenjamin2012.com)
  • The report was a demographic study outlining major demographic shifts in our population, focusing in particular, on the changes from early childhood education through college and career systems. (iel.org)
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