
doi: 10.1007/bf01848043
pmid: 12264738
"The aim of [this] paper is the development of the demo-economic accounting linkage (demo-economic multiplier) between population development and the production of goods and services in the context of a comparative static analysis." The demo-economic multiplier is derived to indicate the economic conseqences of different household types. The impact of population size and structure on the economy is evaluated. A model is derived based on the demographic pattern of the Austrian population for 1974
Population Density, Economics, Developed Countries, Research, Population, Population Dynamics, Models, Theoretical, Europe, Austria, Population Characteristics, Demography
Population Density, Economics, Developed Countries, Research, Population, Population Dynamics, Models, Theoretical, Europe, Austria, Population Characteristics, Demography
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