Ahead of the huge population census of 2020: These are the key figures following low birth rates...
Ahead of the huge census of 2020:
These are key figures due to low birth rates, declining immigrant numbers, and high US mortality rates are declining. The figures do not include the number of illegal stayers in the US. And you will be surprised to find out which is the fastest growing area in the US.
According to data released by the Central Bureau of Statistics in Washington on the occasion of the National Census next month, it has been revealed that the U.S. population is growing at a slower than normal rate of 0.48% since July 2018, a growth that continues the downturn in population growth recorded since 2015.
These are key figures due to low birth rates, declining immigrant numbers, and high US mortality rates are declining. The figures do not include the number of illegal stayers in the US. And you will be surprised to find out which is the fastest growing area in the US.
According to data released by the Central Bureau of Statistics in Washington on the occasion of the National Census next month, it has been revealed that the U.S. population is growing at a slower than normal rate of 0.48% since July 2018, a growth that continues the downturn in population growth recorded since 2015.
The key factors are a decrease in the number of (documented) immigrants into the US, low birth rates among senior citizens, and higher than normal mortality rates compared to previous decades.
In the past decade, the US population has grown by 19.5 million people, an average increase of about 0.66% per year, which is a low figure compared to the previous decade when the US population is growing at a rate of about 0.97% per year. Natural growth (the difference between births and deaths each year) It dropped to an annual average of 957,000, the first time in the last 40 years that the natural growth rate has dropped to less than 1 million people a year.
In terms of population decentralization, about 40 percent of the US population is located in the southern regions experiencing more significant natural growth compared to the rest of the US. Indeed, between 2018 and 2019, over a million people moved from the northeast region alone to the southern region. In terms of immigration data, here too, low rates were recorded in 2018-2019, with about 595,000 people emigrating to the US compared to 1,047,000 who did so in 2015-2016. In terms of the country's leading number of immigrants to the US, international immigration added 7.9 in the last decade. One million people to the American population, of which China actually became the country that exports the largest number of immigrants and thus the Communist state bypassed Mexico.
Immigration from Mexico dropped drastically after peaking in 2011, while immigration from neighboring northern Canada remains as in the region of 50,000 people a year.
In the past decade, the US population has grown by 19.5 million people, an average increase of about 0.66% per year, which is a low figure compared to the previous decade when the US population is growing at a rate of about 0.97% per year. Natural growth (the difference between births and deaths each year) It dropped to an annual average of 957,000, the first time in the last 40 years that the natural growth rate has dropped to less than 1 million people a year.
In terms of population decentralization, about 40 percent of the US population is located in the southern regions experiencing more significant natural growth compared to the rest of the US. Indeed, between 2018 and 2019, over a million people moved from the northeast region alone to the southern region. In terms of immigration data, here too, low rates were recorded in 2018-2019, with about 595,000 people emigrating to the US compared to 1,047,000 who did so in 2015-2016. In terms of the country's leading number of immigrants to the US, international immigration added 7.9 in the last decade. One million people to the American population, of which China actually became the country that exports the largest number of immigrants and thus the Communist state bypassed Mexico.
Immigration from Mexico dropped drastically after peaking in 2011, while immigration from neighboring northern Canada remains as in the region of 50,000 people a year.
In order to maintain adequate levels of economic growth, every American family needs to bring 2.2 children into the world, as of now if an American has an average of 1.8 children, a figure for which current immigration rates are able to compensate to some extent. These figures do not take into account millions of people living in the United States without documents, their numbers are estimated at 11 million, and some are estimated to be about 35 million.
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