Titlebook: Economic Consequences of Population Change in Industrialized Countries; Proceedings of the C Gunter Steinmann Conference proceedings 1984 S

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The Impact of Population Change on Consumptional changes implicit in what appear to be more or less permanent changes in the demographic behavior of citizens of industrialized nations. Paramount among these is the sustained levels of low fertility in all such nations (see Serow, 1981 for additional evidence of this) which, coupled with decrease

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The Time Path of the Economy as the Population Moves Towards a Stationary Statetion-leisure-fertility choices. In this way the population and the economy interact as they move through time. Of particular interest is what happens to the time path of the economy when there is an exogenous shift in preferences away from children such as to produce ultimately a stationary or zero-

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Demographic Change and Old-Age Securityh between a direct demographic impact (population size and structure) and an indirect demographic impact (economic consequences of demographic developments). Furthermore, the various factors causing the population change (births, deaths, migration developments) should be kept separate, since they ma