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A study by the Berlin Institute for Population and Development indicates that Germany's population will reach approximately 83.3 million by 2026. The study also notes a decline in the population across more than two-thirds of administrative units, particularly in rural areas. While the growth of some major cities like Frankfurt and Dusseldorf is expected to continue, rural regions will experience a noticeable decline, with a significant disparity between the east and west of the country. The findings suggest that the gap between the stronger and weaker regions in demographic, economic, and educational performance is widening, with the most developed areas concentrated in Bavaria.
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