Demographic situation and mortality trends in Russia
Ivanov, Serguey; & Echenique, Vladimir. (2000). Demographic situation and mortality trends in Russia. In Kučera, Tomáš, Kučerová, OlgaV, Opara, OksanaB & Schaich, Eberhard (Eds.), New Demographic Faces of Europe (pp. 287-304). Springer Berlin Heidelberg.
Ivanov, Serguey; & Echenique, Vladimir. (2000). Demographic situation and mortality trends in Russia. In Kučera, Tomáš, Kučerová, OlgaV, Opara, OksanaB & Schaich, Eberhard (Eds.), New Demographic Faces of Europe (pp. 287-304). Springer Berlin Heidelberg.
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During transition from totalitarian socialist system to democratic system with a market economy Russia has experienced dramatic transformations in its demographic development. In the period 1991–1998, the population of the country declined by more than 1.4 million people (Figure 14.1). Natural increase since 1992 has been negative and during the last few years oscillated around 705 thousand. Due to positive annual net migration, which since 1992 has been about 5 million, the total population size of Russia has been decreasing not as rapid as it could have been otherwise (Figure 14.2).
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New Demographic Faces of Europe
Ivanov, Serguey
Echenique, Vladimir
Kučera, Tomáš
Kučerová, OlgaV
Opara, OksanaB
Schaich, Eberhard
2000
287-304
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
978-3-642-64131-2
10.1007/978-3-642-59800-5_14
2733
