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you turn on the tv, it doesn't matter what state it is, it still hurts. we still feel it, our hearts still drop and today again. >> you are listening live to nikki haley, she's talking about principal dan demographer of perry high school. he will remember the tragic school shooting earlier this month and the principal about will died, passed away today. she's talking about that and offering condolences. charlie, back to you. >> tragic situation there. when you step back and look at the endorsements for donald trump and nikki haley as well, do these things matter? >> probably not, it may be something campaign can show for
The demographic firm Northwest Allen County Schools hired to develop redistricting scenarios will have updated school capacity information to consider as it creates options for the growing district.
By DAVID IORJA, Abuja - President Muhammadu Buhari has sympathised with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), and staff of the multilateral institution and agencies, over the loss of revered demographer, Dr Benson Morah, 78. The president, in a statement issued by his media aide, Malam Garba Shehu, in Abuja, commiserated with the family, friends
country. paul morland is a demographer and author of tomorrow's people. he says the new statistics are not a surprise. the family sizes in china fell earlierthan in india, and they've gone lower than in india. and so, india is perhaps 20—30 years behind china in this respect. and so, china's getting to a declining population quicker and sooner than i think people thought. and india is indeed about to overtake it. we can't know exactly the day or the moment, butjust about now. so what does this mean? i mean, what does it mean for the global population going forward? does it make any difference who the biggest number belongs to, or is itjust the trend we need to be keeping an eye on? i think who is actually the largest is not all that significant, although it's quite important when you think that china's been the most populous state for all of human history, pretty much, so this does feel like a big moment. the key thing is that china's population, as your correspondent was saying, is actually shrinking. it's getting much older, and every year, the workforce is declining. and that makes it much, much harderfor china's economy to keep growing —
With Australians downsizing ‘to the final box’, the next generation of home buyers will be able to take up housing stock, demographer Simon Kuestenmacher said. Speaking with The Adviser, co-fo
Demographer Simon Kuestenmacher has tipped fewer Australians will be able to own a home as inaffordability grows, signalling that systemic change is needed.
i spoke to dr paul morland earlier, he is a demographer and author specialising in big demographic trends across the world. we saw them back in the terrible days of the cultural revolution and the so—called greatly forward but they were one offs due to terrible government policy. we have had a falling birth rate trigger to some extent by the one—child policy, but that policy was unnecessary. chinese ethnic people outside china not subject to that policy have continued to have a lower and lower fertility rates, they have lifted the policy and they are still not having kids. the death rate is a bit higher—than—expected but the big story is people are not having children as they get wealthier, more urban and children are more educated —— and women get more educated. it’s -- and women get more educated. it's that —— and women get more educated. it's that good or bad? garbage is great when you get a fertility rate down
in terms of urban—rural structure, urban population accounted for 65.22% of the total population, up by 0.5 percentage points on the end of 2021. dr paul morland is a demographer and author specialising in big demographic trends across the world. this is so interesting, the first time we have seen population falls in china, why is it happening? weill. in china, why is it happening? well, we saw them _ in china, why is it happening? well, we saw them back _ in china, why is it happening? well, we saw them back in _ in china, why is it happening? well, we saw them back in the _ in china, why is it happening? -tt we saw them back in the terrible days of the cultural revolution, but those were one—offs to go with terrible government policy. in this case we have had a falling birthrate which has been triggered to some extent by the one child policy, but the one child policy was unnecessary. chinese ethnic people outside china who were not subject to that policy have continued to have a lower and lower fertility rate, they have now lifted the