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Demographic overview 1.1.2012 Resident population Area in km² Inhabitants per km² Percentage of women Percentage of men Percentage of foreigners Styria 1.213.255 16.401,04 73,97 51,05% 48,95% 7,23% Regions South-West Styria 138.207 1.546,71 89,36 50,82% 49,18% 3,93% East-Styria 177.287 2.293,72 77,29 50,44% 49,56% 3,38% Styrian central region 460.842 1.909,63 241,33 51,35% 48,65% 11,14% South-East Styria 89.575 1.068,86 83,80 50,63% 49,37% 3,42% Upper Styria East 164.839 3.253,96 50,66 51,29% 48,71% 6,74% Upper Styria West 103.035 3.059,90 33,67 50,89% 49,11% 4,96% Liezen 79.470 3.268,26 24,32 51,24% 48,76% 7,15% Districts Graz-City 265.318 127,48 2081,23 51,65% 48,35% 15,91% Bruck an der Mur 62.155 1.306,33 47,58 51,46% 48,54% 7,84% Deutschlandsberg 60.762 864,02 70,32 50,72% 49,28% 3,15% Feldbach 66.828 730,49 91,48 50,61% 49,39% 3,44% Fürstenfeld 22.765 264,21 86,16 51,16% 48,84% 4,30% Graz-Umgebung 143.456 1.102,93 130,07 50,86% 49,14% 5,26% Hartberg 66.617 958,82 69,48 50,30% 49,70% 3,01% Leibnitz 77.445 682,69 113,44 50,90% 49,10% 4,55% Leoben 62.728 1.099,16 57,07 51,35% 48,65% 6,82% Liezen 79.470 3.268,26 24,32 51,24% 48,76% 7,15% Mürzzuschlag 39.956 848,47 47,09 50,95% 49,05% 4,92% Murau 29.243 1.384,12 21,13 50,57% 49,43% 3,66% Radkersburg 22.747 338,37 67,23 50,69% 49,31% 3,35% Voitsberg 52.068 679,22 76,66 51,17% 48,83% 2,97% Weiz 87.905 1.070,70 82,10 50,36% 49,64% 3,43% Murtal 73.792 1.675,78 44,03 51,02% 48,98% 5,48% Page 4 / 53 This project is implemented through the CENTRAL EUROPE Programme co -financed by the ERDF
1.1. Age structure 2 In the whole region Styria, the age structure of society has in the meantime become rather unfavourable for long-term development. Especially the number of people older than 65 years is already considerably greater than the number of people younger than 15. On average, there are 100 people/children aged under 15 for every 140 people over 65 in Styria, however these numbers differ regionally. The region East-Styria is the youngest area with 121 old people for every 100 children. The second-youngest region is already the Styrian central region with 127 old people for every 100 children. The oldest region in the framework of this analysis is East- Upper Styria, where there are on average already two old people for every child. There are further differences regarding the districts. In the district Deutschlandsberg, where there are 134 old people for every 100 children, the age structure is much more unfavourable than in the district Leibnitz where there are only 121 old people for every 100 children. The best age structure can be found in the districts Weiz and Graz-Neighbourhood where there are 117 old people for every 100 children. The worst situation can be found in the district Leoben with 214 old people for every 100 children. Another index that provides useful information is the “Nichterwerbsalterindex”, which indicates the number of people under employment age for every 100 people at employment age. Regarding this, the most postive situation is in the Styrian central region. 100 people at employment age maintain 44 people under employment age. In South-West Styria the number is second lowest, with only 46 people. The situation is worst again in upper East-Styria, where 100 employed people are responsible for 55 people under employment age. Percentage 0-14 Age Structure 2012 Percentage 15-64 Percentage over 65 “Nichterwerbsalterindex” (number of people under employment age (to 15 and 65+) for every 100 people at employment age (15-64) Age index (number of people 65+ for every 100 people under 15) Styria 13,5% 67,6% 18,9% 47,92 140,48 Regions South-West Styria 13,9% 68,5% 17,6% 46,02 127,03 Upper Styria 14,4% 68,0% 17,5% 47,00 121,44 Styrian central region 13,4% 69,1% 17,5% 44,64 130,93 South-East Styria 13,9% 67,4% 18,7% 48,45 134,28 2 Source Landesstatistik Steiermark and own calculations Page 5 / 53 This project is implemented through the CENTRAL EUROPE Programme co -financed by the ERDF
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