13 JUN 2019
EU-IIASA flagship report shows population aging in Europe is a certainty - even under unrealistic increases in immigration or fertility. Instead, the most...
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4 JUN 2019
Michael Kuhn and his co-author find, that in rural but not in urban areas the number of GPs is negatively related to the share of the elderly population.
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Corresponding Research Areas: Population Economics
15 MAY 2019
Using data from two waves of the Generations and Gender Survey, the authors show that the division of work affects childbearing intentions.
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30 APR 2019
Bernhard Riederer and Isabella Buber-Ennser find that the realization of fertility intentions is lower in urban than in rural regions.
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Corresponding Research Areas: Demography of Austria
26 APR 2019
Marc Luy and his co-authors find that higher educated populations live longer.
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Corresponding Research Areas: Health and Longevity
16 APR 2019
Congratulations to Sonja Spitzer, who received a Poster Award for her work on "The Subjective Cost of Young Children: A European Comparison"!
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Corresponding Research Areas: Population Economics
28 MAR 2019
In their recent study Eva Beaujouan and Caroline Berghammer apply a cohort approach to 19 European countries and the US.
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Corresponding Research Areas: Family and Fertility
27 MAR 2019
The Wittgenstein Centre is presenting new demographic research at the Population Association of America Annual Meeting 2019.
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Corresponding Research Areas: Demography of Austria, Demography of Education, Family and Fertility, Forecasting and Ageing, Health and Longevity, Human Capital Data Lab, Human Capital Modelling, Migration: Drivers and Impacts, Population Economics, Population, Environment and Sustainable Development
20 MAR 2019
The Austrian Academy of Sciences is hosting this high level international symposium between 4-5 April 2019.
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27 FEB 2019
Policymakers have long been concerned about the effects of an aging population on society, but researchers at IIASA have developed a new tool that shows population aging will likely end by the middle of the century in high-income countries.
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