Germany Flashcards

1
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Median age for Germany

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47.8

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1
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% over 65

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22%

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2
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TFR

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1.6

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3
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Population of Germany

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83 million

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4
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Projected decline

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65-70 million by 2060

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5
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Migrant TFR

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1.9

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6
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How many migrants in Germany

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  • 15.3 million (1/5)
  • 5 million born to migrant parents
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7
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Japan median age and % over 65

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48 years
28%

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8
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Job vacancies

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2 million in 2021

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9
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Reasons for decline

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  • Role of women (average child-bearing age is 30)
  • ‘Raven mothers’ - unsympathetic societal attitudes to mothers who work, implications of neglect, childcare facilities close early in the afternoon
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10
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% under 15

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14%

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11
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Migrant worker laws

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125,000 non EU-migrants each year (from 2021)

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12
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Projected % of retirees
Predicted ratio

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33% by 2050
2:1 by 2030

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13
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% of Germany foreign migrants

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26% 2020
35% 2040

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14
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Necessary migrants

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500,000 a year to stabilise workforce
261 million over next 90 years to stabilise population

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15
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Agenda 2010 Plan

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  • Increase taxes on retirement funds, make it difficult to retire before 65
  • Pension cuts of 3.6% per year before 65, pension bonus of 5% each year afterwards
16
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Agenda 2010 effects

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  • From 2012, increase of two months per year in retirement average, projected to reach 67 by 2030
  • Recent law allows those who have worked 45 years since 18 can retire at 63 with full pension
  • Projected to impact 200,000 workers each year
  • Projected to cost around $4.8 billion by 2030
17
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Family Friendly Incentive 2006

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  • Parental leave provision up to 3 years, jobs kept available until they return
  • Kindergeld ($338 monthly) until child reaches 18, or 25 if pursuing education
  • Eltnergeld (67% of previous income/approx. $2700) for first 12-14 months
18
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FFI 2006 effects

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  • Births gone down (685,000 in 2007, 678,000 in 2010)
  • Gave out approximately $6 billion
  • Higher educated parents more concerned about taking long work breaks
19
Q

BMW manufacturer

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  • Average age of workers near Munich factory rose to 47
  • Managers worked together with Workers’ Council representatives to develop changes in workers’ framework
  • 70 changes made
20
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BMW examples

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  • Changes to equipment to reduce physical strain and errors
  • 2 hour rotation cycle during a shift
  • Vertically adjusted workstations to reduce joint strains
21
Q

BMW effects

A
  • 7% productivity increase
  • Absent workers reduced from 7% to 2%
  • Product defect rate dropped
  • Cost only 64,000 Euro
22
Q

Geospatial technology

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Atlas zur Regionalstatistik

23
Q

AZR info

A

Data gained from:
- Censuses (only every 10 years)
- Eurostat office

Data on:
- Dependency ratios
- Levels of migrations etc.

24
Q

How many migrants each year?

A

85,000

25
Q

Italy median age

A

47.7 years

26
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East Germany median age range

A

47 - 53