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The demographic situation in developed countries.


 The recent decline in fertility in developed countries, although it may look small in absolute terms, is actually dramatic when viewed in perspective. Interesting changes in fertility are also taking place in Eastern European countries. Migration levels and patterns have been changing in the developed world as well. Structural changes are causing concern. These problems are treated in this article, based on the results of the monitoring exercise carried out by the UN Population Division. The population policies in these countries are reviewed on the basis of the 4th Inquiry among Governments, as well as other official material available to the Population Division.
