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This indicator tracks the total number of individuals residing in Spain at a specific point in time. It is a fundamental demographic measure crucial for understanding the size and growth of the Spanish labor force, consumer base, and overall demand. Economists and policymakers utilize this data to forecast economic activity, plan for social services like healthcare and education, and assess the impact of migration and birth rates on the economy. The total population is typically calculated by summing the resident population, including citizens and non-citizens, and accounting for births, deaths, and net migration. An increasing population generally signals potential economic expansion, driven by a larger workforce and increased consumption. Conversely, a declining population may indicate economic challenges, such as emigration, lower birth rates, and potentially reduced economic output and demand.
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