Turkey and the European Union comparative demographic structure
2019
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The studies in the international conjuncture throughout the year has followed closely the Republic of Turkey and has been in contact with civilization. The European Union increasingly growing in developing countries and in particular has been a union attracts more attention. Dynamic structure with a young population in Turkey, edible natural resources and labor is the country with the potential candidate countries into the European Union between. In this case, Turkey and the European Union is an essential need to examine the comparative structure. In this study Turkey and the European Union are examined compared demographic structure. The aim here is to demonstrate the basic differences and take a proper analysiss. In addition to the age, sex, educational level, marital status, comparisons are being made. The data analyzed in the study also shows the direction that Turkey has a young population, a relatively high level of education and lower unemployment than employment rates are also behind the European Union.
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Dr. Gonca Saraç Canpolat
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Gonca Saraç Canpolat (Master Thesis). Turkey and the European Union comparative demographic structure, 2019, İstanbul University.
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