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The EU in the world How does the population structure differ? INDIA SOUTH KOREA 436 INDIA 2.5 INDIA 2 % INDIA 8 % JAPAN 348 JAPAN 42 % JAPAN 1.4 JAPAN 2 % CHINA 146 CHINA 1.7 CHINA 0.1 % CHINA 13 % INDONESIA 141 INDONESIA 0.03 % INDONESIA 8 % INDONESIA 2.5 TURKEY 101 TURKEY 2.0 TURKEY 4 % TURKEY 11 % EU 117 EU 1.5 EU 7 % EU 28 % MEXICO 65 MEXICO 2.3 MEXICO 1 % MEXICO 10 % SOUTH AFRICA 45 SOUTH AFRICA 2.4 SOUTH AFRICA 6 % SOUTH AFRICA 8 % UNITED STATES 35 UNITED STATES 1.9 UNITED STATES 15 % UNITED STATES 22 % BRAZIL 25 BRAZIL 1.8 BRAZIL 0.3 % BRAZIL 11 % ARGENTINA 16 ARGENTINA 2.3 ARGENTINA 5 % ARGENTINA 17 % SAUDI ARABIA 14 SAUDI ARABIA 32 % SAUDI ARABIA 4 % SAUDI ARABIA 2.8 RUSSIA 9 RUSSIA 1.7 RUSSIA 15 % RUSSIA 19 % CANADA 4 CANADA 1.6 CANADA 22 % CANADA 23 % AUSTRALIA 3 AUSTRALIA 1.9 AUSTRALIA 28 % AUSTRALIA 22 % 515 SOUTH KOREA 1.2 SOUTH KOREA 3 % SOUTH KOREA 17 % 6.9 % 18.7 % 17.8 % 4.4 % 3.5 % 2.8 % 9.7 % 36.1 % inhabitants per km 2 2 average number of births per woman populaon aged 65 or more as a share of the populaon aged 15-64 15 non-EU G20 member countries (EU) European Union EU EU ARGENTINA AUSTRALIA BRAZIL BRAZIL OTHER G20 MEMBERS REST OF THE WORLD CANADA CHINA CHINA INDIA INDIA INDONESIA INDONESIA JAPAN MEXICO RUSSIA SAUDI ARABIA SOUTH KOREA SOUTH AFRICA TURKEY USA USA % of total populaon The G20 brings together the world’s major advanced and emerging economies, comprising 19 country members and the EU. The country members include four EU Member States (Germany, France, Italy and the United Kingdom), and 15 non-EU countries from the rest of the world. The G20 members covered 61 % of the world’s land area, generated 85 % of global gross domesc product (GDP), and were home to 64 % of the world’s populaon in 2015. Populaon density Foreign-born populaon Ferlity rate Old-age dependency rao WORLD POPULATION Populaon density: data from 2015. Australia: including Christmas Island, Cocos (Keeling) Islands and Norfolk Island. China: using the surface area used in the United Naons calculaon for 2014. Foreign-born populaon: data from 2015. EU: intra-EU migrants not taken into account. China, Japan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia: the cizenship was considered. India, Indonesia, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and Turkey: the refugees were also taken into account. Ferlity rate: data from 2013. EU: esmated. Old-age dependency rao: data from 2014. EU: esmated. Eurostat United Naons Populaon Division – Department of Economic and Social Affairs World Bank Source: Further informaon: hp://europa.eu/!NJ77mP KM 2015

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Page 1: The EU in the worldEU+in+the+world+final.pdf · The EU in the world How does the population structure di˜er? INDIA SOUTH KOREA ... TURKEY 4 % TURKEY 11 % EU 117 EU 1.5 EU 7 % EU

The EU in the worldHow does the population structure di�er?

INDIA

SOUTH KOREA

436

INDIA2.5

INDIA2 %

INDIA8 %

JAPAN348

JAPAN42 %

JAPAN1.4

JAPAN2 %

CHINA146

CHINA1.7

CHINA0.1 %

CHINA13 %

INDONESIA141

INDONESIA0.03 %

INDONESIA8 %

INDONESIA2.5

TURKEY101

TURKEY2.0

TURKEY4 %

TURKEY11 %

EU117

EU1.5

EU7 %

EU28 %

MEXICO65

MEXICO2.3

MEXICO1 %

MEXICO10 %

SOUTH AFRICA45

SOUTH AFRICA2.4

SOUTH AFRICA6 %

SOUTH AFRICA8 %

UNITED STATES35

UNITED STATES1.9

UNITED STATES15 %

UNITED STATES22 %

BRAZIL25

BRAZIL1.8

BRAZIL0.3 %

BRAZIL11 %

ARGENTINA16

ARGENTINA2.3

ARGENTINA5 %

ARGENTINA17 %

SAUDI ARABIA14

SAUDI ARABIA32 %

SAUDI ARABIA4 %

SAUDI ARABIA2.8

RUSSIA9

RUSSIA1.7

RUSSIA15 %

RUSSIA19 %

CANADA4

CANADA1.6

CANADA22 %

CANADA23 %

AUSTRALIA3

AUSTRALIA1.9

AUSTRALIA28 %

AUSTRALIA22 %

515

SOUTH KOREA1.2

SOUTH KOREA3 %

SOUTH KOREA17 %

6.9 %

18.7 %

17.8 %

4.4 %

3.5 %

2.8 %9.7 %

36.1 %

inhabitants per km2

2

average numberof births per woman

population aged 65 or moreas a share of the

population aged 15-64

15 non-EU G20 member countries(EU)European Union

EU

EU

ARGENTINAAUSTRALIA

BRAZIL

BRAZIL

OTHER G20MEMBERS

REST OFTHE WORLD

CANADACHINA

CHINA

INDIA

INDIA

INDONESIA

INDONESIA

JAPANMEXICORUSSIA

SAUDI ARABIASOUTH KOREASOUTH AFRICA

TURKEYUSA

USA

% of total population

The G20 brings together the world’s major advancedand emerging economies, comprising 19 countrymembers and the EU. The country members includefour EU Member States (Germany, France, Italy andthe United Kingdom), and 15 non-EU countries fromthe rest of the world. The G20 members covered61 % of the world’s land area, generated 85 % ofglobal gross domestic product (GDP), and were hometo 64 % of the world’s population in 2015.

Population density Foreign-born population Fertility rate Old-age dependencyratio

WORLD POPULATION

Population density: data from 2015.Australia: including Christmas Island, Cocos (Keeling) Islands and Norfolk Island.China: using the surface area used in the United Nations calculation for 2014.Foreign-born population: data from 2015. EU: intra-EU migrants not taken into account.China, Japan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia: the citizenship was considered. India,Indonesia, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and Turkey: the refugees were alsotaken into account.Fertility rate: data from 2013. EU: estimated.Old-age dependency ratio: data from 2014. EU: estimated.

EurostatUnited Nations Population Division –Department of Economic and Social AffairsWorld Bank

Source:

Further information:http://europa.eu/!NJ77mP

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