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The report examines how a region’s population will change between 2010 and 2030 in terms of age, household structure, and education and labour force profiles. In terms of the population it also shows how the different lifecycle stages (e.g. young single; married with at least one child under 10 yrs; etc) will change in size and importance over time. The final sections of the report examine the trend in average household income and the distribution of households by income. In the case of countries which have significant split between urban and rural population (typically urbanisation level under 80%), separate household income information will be list for urban, rural as well as total Households. The analysis shows how the size of 5 key income groups will change overtime given a particular GDP growth assumption. Finally the report looks at the pattern of household expenditure that is expected to emerge given changes in income, household structure, and age profile.

This report is underpinned by an extensive historical database from 1990 to 2008, and a proprietary forecasting model which uses historical relationships to forecast to 2030.

Summary
Overall Population Trends
Total Population
Relative To The World
Current and Future Age Profile
Current and Future Age Profile (Con’t)
Age Profile Relative To The World
Factors Affecting Total Births
Projected trend in total Births
Death Rates and Trends
Overall Population Dynamics
Population Growth Rate Relative To The World
The Household
Number of Households – Urban and Rural
Household Size
Household Size Relative To The World
Presence of Children In The Household
Lifecycle Profile of the Population
Profile and Implications
Growth of Lifecycle Stages
Urbanisation
Overall Trend
Urbanisation Relative To The World
Education
Projected Demand for Education Facilities
Employment
Working Age Population and Employed Population
Propensity to be Employed by Gender Relative To The World
Dependency Ratio
Dependency Ratio Relative To The World
Productivity Trend and GDP Implications
Return on Wages
Return on Wages Relative To The World
Household Incomes
Overall Trend in Average Household Income
Average Household Income Relative To The World
Changing Distribution of Households by Income – National
Changing Distribution of Households by Income - Urban
Changing Distribution of Households by Income - Rural
Expenditure Pattern by Income Group Total Households
Expected Trend in Average Urban Household Expenditure
Total Category Growth (Urban Households) 2010 to 2030
Country Summary Profile
Country Summary Profile
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