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This indicator tracks the percentage change in Armenia's total population over a given period, typically annually. It is calculated by comparing the population at the end of a period to the population at the beginning, accounting for births, deaths, and net migration. A rising population growth rate can signal a young, expanding workforce, potentially boosting consumption and labor supply, which can be positive for economic expansion. Conversely, a declining rate might indicate an aging population, lower birth rates, and potential emigration, which can strain social security systems and reduce the labor pool, potentially hindering long-term economic growth. Policymakers monitor this metric to forecast future labor market dynamics, social service demands, and demographic trends influencing economic policy, such as immigration, family support, and retirement planning. Significant shifts can prompt adjustments in fiscal and social policies to manage the economic implications of demographic changes.
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