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This indicator quantifies the net percentage change in Cyprus's total population over a specified period, typically annually. It accounts for births, deaths, and net migration. For economists and policymakers, the population growth rate serves as a crucial demographic barometer. A positive rate signals an expanding workforce, potentially boosting consumption and economic output, but may also strain public services and infrastructure. Conversely, a negative rate can indicate an aging population, labor shortages, and declining domestic demand. The calculation involves comparing the population at the end of a period to the population at the beginning, adjusted for natural increase (births minus deaths) and net migration. Sustained high growth can signal economic attractiveness for both domestic and foreign populations, while a decline might suggest emigration due to economic hardship or a low birth rate.
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