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• Highlights
• Continuous decline since 2008
• Stronger decline for men
• Source data for tables and graphs
• Data sources
• Context
• Footnotes
• Explore further

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Data extracted in January 2022

Planned article update: January 2023

Highlights

In 2021 the population in Italy showed a decline compared to 2020.

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Continuous decline since 2008

The population continued to decline in 2021.

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Stronger decline for men

The male population decreased stronger than the female population.

Source data for tables and graphs

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Data sources

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Context

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Footnotes

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