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The Serbia Population Growth Rate (SRBPOPGR) measures the annual percentage change in Serbia's total population. This indicator is crucial for economists and policymakers as it reflects demographic trends that profoundly impact economic activity. A positive growth rate signals an expanding workforce, increased consumer demand, and potential for economic expansion. Conversely, a negative growth rate, or population decline, suggests a shrinking labor pool, reduced consumption, and potential economic contraction, often accompanied by an aging population and increased pressure on social welfare systems. SRBPOPGR is calculated by comparing the total population at the end of a period to the population at the beginning, accounting for births, deaths, and net migration. Changes in this rate are closely monitored. Sustained population growth can indicate favorable conditions for investment and development, while persistent decline may necessitate policy interventions focused on birth rates, immigration, or economic strategies to mitigate the effects of a smaller workforce.
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