What is the total population of Italy 202 1?

Italy's population density is 0/99.2 people per square kilometer/kloc, ranking fifth in the EU. Northern Italy has the highest density, accounting for 1/3 of the country, while the population is almost 50% of the country.

After World War II, due to Italy's long-term economic weakness, rural population migrated to cities. At the same time, many foreign immigrants moved to Italy. The high birth rate lasted until 1 970s, and then gradually decreased, so by 2008,1in five Italians was over 65 years old.

Even so, the birth rate in Italy increased in 2000 because many immigrants moved to Italy within 20 years. Because the total fertility rate has risen sharply in the past few years (because the fertility rate of immigrants and locals has increased), in 2008, each woman raised an average of 65,438+0.465,438+0 children, more than 65,438+0.32 children in 2005.

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The number of immigrants in Italy is close to 2.4 million, accounting for 4% of the population. According to relevant statistics, the largest number of immigrants came from Albania (365,438+06,659), followed by Morocco (294,945), Romania (248,849) and China (65,438+065,438+0,765,438+02).