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Turkey's total population, tracked by the TURPOP indicator, represents the aggregate number of individuals residing within the country's geographical borders. This demographic metric is fundamental for economic analysis as it directly influences labor supply, consumer demand, and the overall size of the domestic market. Policymakers rely on population data to forecast future resource needs, plan social services, and design effective fiscal and monetary policies. The calculation of TURPOP typically involves census data collected periodically, supplemented by vital statistics such as birth rates, death rates, and net migration figures. These components are used to estimate the population between official counts. An increasing TURPOP often signals a growing workforce and expanding consumer base, potentially driving economic growth. Conversely, a declining or stagnant population can indicate an aging workforce, reduced domestic consumption, and challenges in maintaining economic dynamism. Significant demographic shifts can also highlight the need for adjustments in social security systems and healthcare infrastructure.
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