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AboutMaps and Graphsp.6-7 Patterns of global changeTotal population (2012)Average annual population growth forecast(2012-2030)LSE Cities analysis based on UN DESA World UrbanisationProspects, 2014 Revision http://esa.un.org/unpd/wup/default.aspxp.14 Growing on a borrowedpopulationPopulation growth (percentage average annualgrowth, 2004-2013)City population (most recent years available)Map based on LSE Cities analysis of Eurostat populationstatistics at country and city level.p.9 Where Europe livesPopulation Density (people/km 2 )LSE Cities analysis based on LandScan 2010TM HighResolution Global Population Data Setp.10 Growing EU voter apathyVoter Turn-out (1990-2014)Eurostat (2013). IDEA Voter turn-out database (IDEAInternational Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance)http//epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/tgm/table.do?tab=table&init=1&plugin=1&language=en&pcode=tsdgo310p.11 An ageing worldProjected percentage of citizens over 60 by 2050World Economic Forum (2012). Global Population Ageing:Peril or Promise? Geneva, Switzerlandhttp://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_GAC_GlobalPopulationAgeing_Report_2012.pdfp.12 An unequal continentGDP growth (percentage average annual growth atcountry and city level, 2003-2013)City GDP per capita (€, 2013)Map based on LSE Cities analysis of Oxford Economics andEurostat data, using NUTS3 regions as a proxy for each city.p.13 Europe’s lost labour potentialYouth unemployment rate (most recent yearsavailable)Map based on LSE Cities analysis of Eurostat unemploymentstatistics and multiple other official sources.p.15 Migrating north-westPercentage of foreign-born population at countryand city level (most recent years available)City migrant population (most recent yearsavailable)Map based on LSE Cities analysis of Eurostat migrationstatistics and multiple other official sources.p.19 DevolutionLocal revenue as a percentage of overall revenueOECD Revenue Statistics Database (2014)http://stats.oecd.org/index.aspx?DataSetCode=REV50