Inequality Trends

Cards (50)

  • EU Population Growth
    Population increased by 4.53% from 1998 to 2022 in the EU.
  • EU Population Decline
    EU27 population decreased by 0.15% from 2020 to 2022.
  • Population Disparity
    Considerable population differences among EU Member States.
  • Total Fertility Rate
    Average 1.50 live births per woman in the EU27 in 2020.
  • Replacement Level
    Average births per woman to maintain constant population.
  • Ageing Population

    Increased ratio of people aged 65+ due to declining fertility and longer life expectancy.
  • Age Dependency Ratio
    Ratio of non-working age to working-age population, reflecting past demographic trends.
  • Net Migration
    Difference between immigration and emigration in a given period.
  • Labour Market Heterogeneity
    Variations in job markets across EU countries.
  • Economic Inequality Measurement
    Assessment of income disparities within the EU.
  • Population Projections
    Estimations foresee EU population decline to 419.1 million by 2080.
  • Total Population Change
    EU population rose by 7.3 million (1.7%) from 2011 to 2021.
  • Dependency Ratio Trends
    EU age dependency ratio exceeded 56% of working-age population by 2021.
  • Labour Force Decline
    Decrease in workforce and economic growth due to ageing population.
  • Migration Impact

    Migration influences population dynamics and demographic balance.
  • Age dependency ratio
    Percentage of working-age population supporting elderly
  • Old-age dependency ratio
    Percentage of elderly people relative to working-age adults
  • EU
    European Union
  • NUTS 3 regions
    Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics level 3 regions
  • Fertility rates
    Number of children born per woman
  • Population pyramid
    Graphical representation of a population's age and gender distribution
  • Baby-boomers
    Individuals born during the post-World War II baby boom
  • Longevity
    Long lifespan or duration of life
  • Migration
    Movement of people from one place to another for various reasons
  • Human capital
    Skills, knowledge, and experience possessed by an individual
  • Opportunity cost
    Value of the next best alternative foregone when a decision is made
  • Cost-benefit analysis
    Evaluation of the costs and benefits of a decision or project
  • Intertemporal decision making
    Considering costs and benefits over time in decision-making
  • Discount factor
    Factor used to discount future costs and benefits to present value
  • Time discounting
    Considering the value of future rewards compared to immediate gains
  • Present Discounted Value
    Current value of future rewards considering profitability rate
  • Migration Determinants
    Factors influencing emigration like wage differentials, age, education
  • Private Benefits of Voluntary Migrations
    Similar profitability rates to other investments in human capital
  • Effects of Migrations on Wages and Efficiency
    Includes decrease in wage differentials and increase in labor productivity
  • Externalities
    Impacts of migrations on host and origin countries like increased expenditures
  • EU Citizenship Distribution
    Breakdown of foreign citizens in the EU by EU member states and non-EU countries
  • Heterogeneity of Labour Markets
    Differences in regulations and settings across European labor markets
  • US vs. EU Labour Markets

    Comparison showing better performance of US labor markets
  • Unemployment Rates Variability
    Range of unemployment rates across EU27 countries with standard deviation
  • Labour Demand
    Firms balance cost and benefit based on wages and productivity.