Hanno scritto: è la fotografia di un paese "vecchio" quella che ci consegna l'Istat...vecchio o longevo? Sicuramente la popolazione over 60 diventa sempre più una fetta importante, una vera e propria "lobby". I giovani, invece, sono una rarità: i ragazzini fino a 14 anni sono appena il 14% del totale. Tra 50 million Italians, however, one in five has more than 60 years and over eighty now chasing in the standings fourteen. The population amounts to exactly 58,751,711 people, up 0.5% compared to 2005. The resident population to 26.5% in the northwest, to 18.9% in the Northeast to 19.3% in the Centre, to 24% in the South and the remaining 11.4% in the islands without significant changes over the previous year. Growth was particularly strong in central and northern Iraq, while in the South was equal to zero and in the islands was only 0.1%. Again, are immigrants who have contributed to increased population, making it grow to 260,644 units. Al January 1 2006 the population aged 65 and over amounted to 19.7% (almost one out of five) against 18.7% in January 1, 2002. Increases, similarly, the population 80 years and over, accounting for 5.1% of the total, or a resident of 20. The population of young people up to 14 years in 2006 but dropped to 14.1% of the total, against 22.6% in 1980. Consequently, increased the ratio between old and young, up from 58% in 1980 to 140% in 2006. The aging population is a process extended to all areas of the country, although the phenomenon is particularly advanced in the center-north, where the population over 65 exceeded 20% and with 80 years and over 5%. In the South, young and old are numerically more fairly balanced, but with a clear trend towards further aging process. How many people with a life more ...
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