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The above graph shows Upper middle income Births per woman. This is according to World Bank birth stats by country. Based on the latest demographics info provided for Upper middle income.
Countries in the upper-middle-income group generally experience moderate to low fertility rates as they move through demographic transition. Increasing urbanization, female education, and healthcare access play key roles in reducing birth rates, though trends vary widely between regions.
The above graph shows Upper middle income Population. This is according to World Bank total population stats. Latest population information for Upper middle income.
The population of upper middle income countries is characterized by moderate growth rates and ongoing demographic transitions. These countries are typically experiencing declines in fertility rates as urbanization and economic development progress, leading to aging populations in some regions. Health improvements and increased educational attainment contribute to longer life expectancy, while migration patterns vary widely depending on economic opportunities and political stability. The balance between youthful and aging populations presents both opportunities and challenges for sustainable development.
