The Demographic Divide

Carl Haub from the U.S.-based Population Reference Bureau talks about different demographic trends in Europe, the United States, and the developing world. For more information, visit http://knowledge.allianz.com/en

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Science & Technology

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• demographic
• change
• demographics
• population
• growth
• europe
• carl
• haub
• immigration
• united
• states
• trends

[aegisforex]

"Their labor is needed."

No. It's not.

[azknowledge]

@aegisforex Pretty convincing argument.

[aegisforex]

According to the Congressional Budget Committee:

"The tax revenues that unauthorized immigrants generate for state and local governments do not offset the total cost of services provided to those immigrants."

[srdtpa]

The overwhelming majority of overpopulated countries are in Europe and Asia.(Optimum Population Trust -OPT). The whole Europe is small than Brazil alone, and yet Europe has more people than ALL latin american countries combinated.

[jfthrash]

@azknowledge only retards need to be convinced. smart people just think about it for two seconds.

[Diegolopolis]

I am an American citizen in Arizona and of Mexican descent, we have been Native Arizonan's for 5 generations. My family is proud of the liberators coming from Mexico to take back the land of our ancestors. Hopefully by my grandchildrens generation the liberation will have been complete. I am a US citizen, US college educated, and assisting the illegal immigrants push back the white criminals where they belong.

[Dasein512]

People in America and Europe should stop using the "Latin America" expression to define every country in both South and Central America, since all those countries are very different. Brazil , Argentina, Chile and Uruguay are mostly descendants of Europeans just like Americans. It would be the same thing if I create a racial expression to define everyone from Idaho to Guadalajara as the same, simply because they are from North America.