Seek the ratio of men and women in France in recent years

France continues to accept a large number of immigrants.

After World War II, the "glorious 30 years" witnessed strong economic development, relying on a large number of foreign workers. 1974 after the economic crisis, although the entry of the labor force was temporarily interrupted, there were still many French families and the laborers who had arrived before, and they continued to come to France to reunite with their families. In recent years, despite restrictive policies, foreign immigrants have not completely stopped entering France. According to the customs report, in the past ten years, immigration has increased the population of France by nearly 500 thousand. According to the census of 1999, there are 3.26 million foreigners and 4.3 million expatriates in France, some of whom have acquired French nationality. From 1990 to 1999, the number of immigrants increased by 3%, that is, the proportion of immigrant population to the total population remained unchanged. According to the actual situation of naturalization, the number of migrants above 18 (3) is almost unchanged. In addition to numbers, the composition of these populations has also changed. Immigrants in 1950s, 1960s or 1970s were mostly Italians, Spaniards, Portuguese and expatriates from black African countries. From 65438 to 0999, there were about 500,000 immigrants from the following three groups: Portuguese, Algerian and Moroccan; Followed by Turks, Italians, Spaniards and Tunisia; And people from all black African countries. In the sense of foreigners, Italians and Spaniards are the most typical, and a large part of them have acquired French nationality. In the 1990s, the number of expatriates from the European Union declined. After the border was opened, many expatriates from the European Union only came to live in France for a few years. Most people who entered the country on the grounds of political asylum and family reunion came from black Africa, Turkey and Asian countries.

Growth in the west coast and the Mediterranean region

The population density of France is slightly more than 100 people per square kilometer, which is different from that of neighboring countries. Except Spain, from Britain in the northwest to Italy in the south, the population density of all countries is much higher than that of France: 200 to 400 people per square kilometer. Paris alone, 12000 square kilometers, has gathered 19% of the population of the whole country, with a density of over 900 people/square kilometers. On the contrary, in six administrative districts, the population density is less than 60 people/square kilometer. These low-density areas are along the middle Pyrenees, along the Spanish border to the Champaign-Ardennes Plateau, including the whole central plateau. Of course, Paris has the highest population density, but the population density is also high in West Brittany and Loire along the northern and eastern continental borders and in the southeast. During the period from 1990 to 1999, the growth trend of the previous decade was basically maintained. Although the speed has slowed down, the growth rate in the south is still the fastest. In the Loire Valley, the population growth is also quite remarkable. Generally speaking, the population of the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts and the southwest region is growing rapidly. On the contrary, in northeast China, Limousin and Overwien, the population growth stagnated or even declined. Xinhuanet Paris, August 28th (Reporter Lu) According to the latest survey released by Ipsos Media Research Institute in France on the 28th, by the end of June this year, the Internet population in France exceeded 26.9 million, accounting for 54.6% of the population over 15 years old.

According to the results released by Ipsos, from the end of June last year to the end of June this year, the proportion of Internet users in France 15 years old and above rose from 44. 1% to 54.6%. However, the proportion of men who use the Internet is still greater than that of women, accounting for 53% and 47% of Internet users respectively.

In terms of age,/kloc-young people aged 0/5 to 24 account for 24% of the Internet population, those aged 25 to 34 account for 25%, those aged 35 to 49 account for 29%, and those over 50 account for 22%. Ipsos stressed that the increase in the proportion of netizens over 50 years old is a new feature, which was only 19% last year.

The results of this survey also show that the proportion of home Internet users has reached 84%, of which 85% are equipped with high-speed broadband network and 33% have wireless Internet access, which shows the popularity and development speed of home Internet in France. In addition, 44% of these families use "internet plus Telephone" service, and 2 1% use "internet plus Telephone+TV" service.