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Nick Parr

Professor in Demography, Macquarie University, Australia • Personal webpage
Fertility and reproduction

Replacement fertility with immigration in Europe

July 24, 2023July 24, 2023 Nick Parr
birth rate, Europe, Fertility, fertility decline, immigration

Recent decreases in fertility rates in European countries have fueled gloom and doom about the prospect of shrinking populations. As Nick Parr shows, the levels of fertility that would sustain … Read more

Individual and population ageing, age structure

International differences in life expectancy gains (and in their cost)

March 4, 2021January 23, 2017 Nick Parr, Jackie Li and Leonie Tickle
Demography, Mortality, Old age

Ongoing increases in life expectancies may slow the growth of living standards in developed countries. One reason for this is that reductions in mortality rates, which these days are generally … Read more

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