Demographics of Portugal in the future from a decade or two - Demografia do Portugal em no futuro entre uma ou duas décadas

• Distribuição populacional estar diminuir entre 40 até 60%;
  

• Taxa de natalidade estar diminuir entre 30 até 45 %;
  

• Taxa de mortalidade estar aumento entre 45 até 65 %;
  

• Migração externo e interno no país estar aumento entre 50 até 70 %.
  

Studies point out in the context of two decades the country may lose its population flow , with an average of 45 to 60 % and with the various causes Indicas are the main causes are birth , the elderly and the mass movement or population flow in in cities lose their population flow in the future of the country , forecasting growth of technical nominate the major urban centers of Lisbon and Porto , with creating the new big urban center of the region of Sines will turn to this body or the flow of this population of migrant workers seek work points to improve quality of life go there was a division of mass or population flow Portugal .

Demographics of Portugal in the future from a decade or two with its population flow, reduced many cities to their causes are population distribution , birth rate , death rate and external and internal migration of Portugal , as the population decreased between 45 up to 60 % causes behind Indicas, as higher increase of population flow to areas with the greatest number of jobs and presentation in the map with the colors I indicate population movement or population flow :

• Population distribution to be decreasing from 40 to 60%;
  

• Birthrate be diminishing from 30 to 45%;
  

• Mortality rate be increased from 45 to 65%;
  

• External and internal migration in the country was increased from 50 to 70%.
  

• Cor vermelho indica as todas regiões o diminuído do fluxo populacional;
  

• Cor verde indica as cidades o diminuído do fluxo populacional.
  

• Black color indicates the growth of the cities population flow;
  

• Red color indicates all regions decreased the flow of population;
  

• Green indicates the cities declined in population flow.