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September 5, 2025Open Access

Exploring the role of age structure in regional population change of the Visegrad Group

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Age structure significantly influences regional population change across the Visegrad Group.
Cluster analysis reveals that population differences arise from regional connections, not just national variance.
Scenario-based decomposition was employed to assess contributions of fertility, mortality, migration, and age structure.
Findings suggest that initial age structure is an essential factor for understanding population heterogeneity.

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This study demonstrates age structure's role in population changes across regional units of the Visegrad Group, indicating new patterns of variance.

Lennert et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This study demonstrates age structure's role in population changes across regional units of the Visegrad Group, indicating new patterns of variance.