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This indicator tracks the percentage change in Germany's total population over a specific period, usually annually. It measures the net effect of births, deaths, and net migration. For economists, population growth is a fundamental driver of labor supply, consumer demand, and potential economic output. A rising growth rate can signal a growing workforce, potentially boosting production and consumption, but could also strain resources and infrastructure. Conversely, a declining rate may indicate an aging population, labor shortages, and reduced domestic demand, potentially hindering long-term economic expansion. Policymakers monitor this metric closely to inform decisions on immigration, social security, healthcare, education, and urban planning, as demographic shifts directly impact fiscal sustainability and societal well-being. The calculation involves comparing the current population to the previous period's population and expressing the difference as a percentage.
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