The population of Germany is predicted to decline due to changes in net migration and natural change, standing at a total of 81.3 million citizens by 2040. By 2040, the most people will be middle-aged (aged 45-64). Major cities across Germany will continue to develop and expand as more consumers settle here. Berlin will be the largest city by 2040, as it remains a hub for consumer expenditure.
The 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
Data coverage: Market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares, brand shares and distribution data.
The 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
Data coverage: Market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares, brand shares and distribution data.
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Key Findings
- Summary
- Germany and the World in 2040
- Ageing
- Men and Women
- Marriage and Divorce
- Births and Fertility
- Life Expectancy and Deaths
- Health
- Migration
- Diversity
- Urbanisation
- Population Segmentation
