Traduction de «taux de natalité par âge » (Français → Anglais) :

This will be induced by birth rates below the natural replacement rate and a higher life expectancy, which leads to a reversion of the age pyramid due to a shrinking number of younger people and a growing share of people above the age 65.

10. Recognises that in the case of modernising efforts and economic performance, the countries that are most successful are those that combine forward-looking and well-balanced structural reforms with higher-than-average investment in research, development and innovation, education, lifelong learning and child-care, and the renewal of reliable social networks; notes that, for the most part, the same Member States have a highly efficient and transparent administration, with budget surpluses, lower-than-average debt rates, and high-quality, effective and targeted public spending, while showing signs of a contribution by technical progress ...[+++] to the national growth result that is almost twice the size of the EU average; notes, furthermore, that those "benchmark" Member States are, as a result of their high employment rates, including the employment of women and older workers, and their particularly high birth rates, those that are best prepared for an ageing society and for guaranteeing a high level of competitiveness;

10. Recognises that in the case of modernising efforts and economic performance, the countries that are most successful are those that combine forward-looking and well-balanced structural reforms with higher-than-average investment in research, development and innovation, education, lifelong learning and child-care, and the renewal of reliable social networks; notes that, for the most part, the same Member States have a highly efficient and transparent administration, with budget surpluses, lower than average debt rates, and high-quality, effective and targeted public spending, while showing signs of a contribution by technical progress ...[+++] to the national growth result that is almost twice the size of the EU average; notes, furthermore, that those ‘benchmark’ Member States are, as a result of their high employment rates, including the employment of women and older workers, and their particularly high birth rates, those that are best prepared for an ageing society and for guaranteeing a high level of competitiveness;

Therefore there are many more elderly people, also because the birth rate has declined, which is why in the document we call for measures to stimulate the birth rate.

23. Welcomes the exchange of best practice between the Member States via the open coordination method; points to the efficiency of successful demographic policies in EU Member States where high female participation in the job market, already ahead of the Lisbon objectives, goes hand in hand with some of the highest birth rates in the European Union; notes, on the other hand, that the EU Member States with the lowest female employment rates are also those with the lowest birth rates;

Neither migration nor a rapid increase in birth rates can avert a sharp rise in the share of older people in the population over the next two decades.