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and they often are between 50 and 79 years old. But from a demographic point of view, the number of peoples that are between 50 and 79 years old would growth slower than the number of dependant elderly. This trend is going to be emphasized by the fertility rate that is still decreasing and is nowadays 1,77 children per women.. The changes also come from social factors. Thus the evolution of the professional activities has important consequences. Today most of the carers are women without any professional

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(2004). Les consommatrices et consommateurs peuvent contribuer de manière considérable à la réduction des impacts sur l’environnement. Info nutrition 2/2004, pp.1-11. Mäder P. Fliessbach A. Dubois D., Gunst L., Fried P. et Niggli U. (2002) Soil Fertility and Biodiversity in Organic Farming. Science, 296, pp. 1694-1697 OCDE. (2001). Indicateurs environnementaux pour l'agriculture : Méthodes et résultats Volume 3. OCDE Publication, 440 p. Agrocampus – Ouest INHP - - - - - - -

2009 (p) 24,5 58,8 16,7 Births (thousand) Deaths (thousand) Birth rate (‰) Death rate (‰) Infant mortality rate (‰) Marriage rate (‰) Male life expectancy Female life expectancy Mean age at first marriage Men Women Mean age at childbirth Total fertility rate Age breakdown at January 1 (%)1 under 20 20-64 65 or over Source : Insee, bilan démographique 2008. 1990 76,3 59,0 22,3 42,2 5,3 11,0 19,5 26,9 28,3 11,9 23,6 2000 75,5 63,2 23,3 44,8 2,7 13,8 21,0 28,9 26,8 16,9 31,1 2007 74,6

narrowing (and virtual elimination) of the income gap with the United States. Of course growth also depends on policy choices, geography, and demography. For example, demographic changes supported high savings and rapid growth in the past, as falling fertility rates led to an increasing share of workers in the population. In the future, however, Asia’s aging populations—most immediately in Japan—will put pressure on pension and public health insurance systems and slow economic growth. The main conclusion

naissances, décès et recensements. Base de données de mortalité de l’OMS Données annuelles sur les statistiques de mortalité par âge, sexe, causes de décès Permet de comparer les causes de décès entre pays depuis 1979 Base européenne de mortalité Human Fertility database – http://www.humanfertility.org/cgi-bin/main.php Développée par l’institut Max Planck pour la recherche démographique et l’institut de démographie de Vienne. Regroupe les données sur les naissance, l’âge de la mère et les ordres de naissance

compared with others; in large measure it is the result of the uneven distribution of fertility and strategical opportunity upon the face of the globe. In other words, there is in nature no such thing as equality O DEMOCRA TIC IDEALS AND REALITY o f opportunity for the nations. Unless I wholly misread the facts of geography, I would go further, and say that the grouping of lands and seas, and of fertility and natural pathways, is such as to lend itself to the growth of empires, and in the end

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récoltes ainsi que l'abondance de toutes sortes d'aliments (Seligman, 1934, 21). Leurs voisins, les Chillouk, rendent un culte funéraire à Nyakang, le premier ancêtre de la royauté, divinité avec laquelle sont identifiés les rois et de qui dépend "the fertility and health of men, cattle, crops, and of those wild beasts which are of service to man" (EvansPritchard, 1948, 19). Les rois morts d'Ouganda continuent à émettre des oracles depuis leur temple funéraire par la bouche des prêtres chargés de leur culte

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