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SuperESL Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Demographics / Demography

Hi,

Would you say the two words "demographics" and "demography" mean the same thing in the following examples? Can they be used interchangeably here?

(1) "Europe’s demography is changing."
(2) "The newspaper will be making some changes in order to adapt to the region's shifting demographics."

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SuperESL Would you say the two words "demographics" and "demography" mean the same thing in the following examples? Can they be used interchangeably here? Oh, yes.

— Mister Micawber

  • SuperESL Would you say the two words "demographics" and "demography" mean the same thing in the following examples?
  • Can they be used interchangeably here?
  • Oh, yes.
  • 'Demographics' usually refers to the individual instances or aspects of demography when they are used preferentially, I suppose.
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SuperESLWould you say the two words "demographics" and "demography" mean the same thing in the following examples? Can they be used interchangeably here?
Oh, yes. 'Demographics' usually refers to the individual instances or aspects of demography when they are used preferentially, I suppose.
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