As of 31 December 2018 the population of Bulgaria is 7 000 039 persons, representing 1.4% of the EU population. Compared to 2017, the population decreases by 49 995 persons.There are 62 197 live born children in 2018. The number of live births decreases by 1 758 compared to the previous year.The number of deaths in 2018 is 108 526 and the crude mortality rate - 15.4‰. Compared to the previous year the number of deaths decreases by 1 265.
... publication Population and Demographic Processes 2017 is available for users of statistical information.The issue is bilingual (Bulgarian/English) and contains detailed statistical information about the demographic state in the Republic of Bulgaria during the year of 2017. Data for the number and the structure of the population and for its natural movement and internal migration are published in the issue.The information about the vital statistics contains data for the registered during the year marriages, births, deaths, divorces and migration. All these events are presented in a separate section and are linked with the main demographic characteristics of the persons whom they are registered for.The demographic indicators for fertility, mortality, marriage and divorce rates are calculated and presented in the issue.The publication contains time series of statistical data for the main demographic indicators for an extended period. This gives the opportunity for in-depth study of the demographic processes in t ...
As of 31 December 2017 the population of Bulgaria is 7 050 034 persons, representing 1.4% of the EU population. Compared to 2016, the population decreases by 51 825 persons.There are 63 955 live born children in 2017. The number of live births decreases by 1 029 compared to the previous year.The number of deaths in 2017 is 109 791 and the crude mortality rate - 15.5‰. Compared to the previous year the number of deaths increases by 2 211.
... publication Population and Demographic Processes 2016 is available for users of statistical information.The issue is bilingual (Bulgarian/English) and contains detailed statistical information about the demographic state in the Republic of Bulgaria during the year of 2016. Data for the number and the structure of the population and for its natural movement and internal migration are published in the issue.The information about the vital statistics contains data for the registered during the year marriages, births, deaths, divorces and migration. All these events are presented in a separate section and are linked with the main demographic characteristics of the persons whom they are registered for.The demographic indicators for fertility, mortality, marriage and divorce rates are calculated and presented in the issue.The publication contains time series of statistical data for the main demographic indicators for an extended period. This gives the opportunity for in-depth study of the demographic processes in t ...
... ambiguous (only true and accurate) solutions are being found in comparison to the conditional and inaccurate solutions with the multiple factor indices of the prices with constant composition of Laspeyres and Paashe. The section Theory and Methodology of statistical studies incudes the articles: • Some structural changes in the natal (fertile) contingent in Bulgaria and their impact on birth rate - author Prof. Dr. Dimitar Arkadiev The article discusses the decrease in the number of live births in Bulgaria during the last 15-20 years. This reflects directly on the total number of the population in the country. The trends in the change in the number of live births and women from the maternity contingent are studied. The model of spline-functions (live births) and second order parables (women) are used to describe the lasting trend. It characterizes the structure and structural changes in the age distribution of women from the birth contingent and the born from them children. The dimensions ...
As of 31 December 2016 the population of Bulgaria is 7 101 859 persons or 1.4% of the EU population. Compared to 2015, the population of the country decreases by 51 925 persons.There are 64 984 live born children in 2016. The number of live births decreases by 966 children compared to the previous year.The number of dead persons is 107 580 and the crude mortality rate - 15.1‰. Compared to the previous year the number of dead people decreases by 2 537.
... publication Population and Demographic Processes 2015 is available for users of statistical information.The issue is bilingual (Bulgarian/English) and contains detailed statistical information about the demographic state in the Republic of Bulgaria during the year of 2015. Data for the number and the structure of the population and for its natural movement and internal migration are published in the issue.The information about the vital statistics contains data for the registered during the year marriages, births, deaths, divorces and migration. All these events are presented in a separate section and are linked with the main demographic characteristics of the persons whom they are registered for.The demographic indicators for fertility, mortality, marriage and divorce rates are calculated and presented in the issue.The publication contains time series of statistical data for the main demographic indicators for an extended period. This gives the opportunity for in-depth study of the demographic processes in t ...
As of 31 December 2015 the population of Bulgaria is 7 153 784 persons, representing 1.4% of the EU population. Compared to 2014, the population decreases by 48 414 persons.There are 65 950 live born children in 2015. The number of live births decreases by 1 635 compared to the previous year.The number of deaths in 2015 is 110 117 and the crude mortality rate - 15.3‰. Compared to the previous year the number of deaths increases by 1 165.
... Veliko Tarnovo University ‘St. Cyril and Methodius’ Bulgaria is currently in a demographic crisis that might lead to a demographic catastrophe. The study discusses the conditions that have led to this state, and some opportunities and ways to stop the negative processes. The long term change in the number of population in the country from 1880 to 2011 is analysed. Established are the components of total population growth in certain periods. Such are the natural growth (the difference between births and deaths) and mechanical growth (from territorial changes and external migrations). The total growth was 4.5 million people. The natural increase was 5.8 million. (Born are over 17.6 million, the dead were 11.8 million.). Mechanical growth is -1.3 million. (From territorial changes it was 0.3 million, and the migration rate was -1.6 million). After 1992, all components are negative. Specified are the conditions for overcoming the demographic crisis and sources to ensure population growth: 1) immig ...
An article with statistical data on marriages, divorces and births in Bulgaria at the beginning of the 21st century is published in Bulgarian and English in Statistics Explained - web-based system for online dissemination of Eurostat publications. National Statistical Institute of Bulgaria has participated in the pilot project implemented by Eurostat together with the Member States. The aim of the pilot project is to better reply to user's needs by complementing the Eurostat article presenting data on an EU level with more detailed information on the same topic, but at national level. Articles from the participating Member States are available in the corresponding national languages as well as in English and they form, together with the Eurostat article, an online publication.Marriages, divorces and births in Bulgaria at the beginning of the 21st century in BulgarianMarriages, divorces and births in Bulgaria at the beginning of the 21st century in English
Did you know?…that Bulgaria had the lowest mean age of women at childbirth (27.1 years) in the EU…that Germany recorded the highest share of people in the EU renting their dwelling (47.5% of the population), compared with 29.9% in the EU…that Denmark had the highest share of individuals aged 65 - 74 in the EU who used the internet for internet banking (71%), compared with 22% in the EU…that Greece had the lowest proportion of births outside marriages (7% of all live births) in the EUThese and many others interesting facts you can learn from the latest Eurostat information products and services: http://www.nsi.bg/en/node/13716
... publication Population and Demographic Processes 2014 is available for users of statistical information.The issue is bilingual (Bulgarian/English) and contains detailed statistical information about the demographic state in the Republic of Bulgaria during the year of 2014. Data for the number and the structure of the population and for its natural movement and internal migration are published in the issue.The information about the vital statistics contains data for the registered during the year marriages, births, deaths, divorces and migration. All these events are presented in a separate section and are linked with the main demographic characteristics of the persons whom they are registered for.The demographic indicators for fertility, mortality, marriage and divorce rates are calculated and presented in the issue.The publication contains time series of statistical data for the main demographic indicators for an extended period. This gives the opportunity for in-depth study of the demographic processes in t ...
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