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IMPORTANT! This podcast episode presents the opinions of our guest and does not reflect the views of the podcast or its authors. We are not responsible for the statements of third parties. Please note that the podcast may contain material related to foreign agents. We recommend listening with this in mind.

Renowned demographer Alexey Raksha analyzes the demographic crisis in Russia and provides a population forecast by 2050. The interview explores the reasons for low birth rates in the regions, the impact of the economy on demographic trends, and the effectiveness of government programs.

Why has the demographic gap between generations become inevitable? Is the country truly dying out, and how will the ethnic composition of the population change? The expert comments on migration growth, regional depopulation, and answers the key question: is it possible to stop the demographic decline or adapt to it? Facts and figures from a leading specialist will make you think about Russia's future.

Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction and podcast support
00:57 The impact of the ruble exchange rate on demographics
02:50 Demographic trends and warning signs
05:40 Smoking and vaping policies
07:34 Lobbying and corruption in the alcohol and tobacco industries
09:29 Conclusion and advertising
11:23 Cigarette and alcohol bans and prices
12:21 Smoking bans in public places
14:04 The impact of alcohol on health
16:56 Behavioral and medical factors
17:50 The impact of a healthy lifestyle on health
19:42 Cancer and diabetes mortality statistics
20:37 Problems with cause of death coding
22:31 The impact of COVID-19 on mortality
23:28 The impact of climate on mortality
25:22 The demographic situation in Russia
27:44 The impact of maternity capital
29:37 Problems with the Implementation of Demographic Programs
32:29 Alcohol Restrictions
33:26 Abortion Bans and Birth Rates
34:24 Future Forecasts
35:21 Long-Term Measures
36:43 The Impact of Migration on the Economy
39:35 Political Views and Birth Rates
42:24 Population Aging
43:20 Irreversibility of Demographic Processes
44:17 Demographic Changes in Russia
45:16 Large Families and Birth Rates
46:13 Demographic Models in Other Countries
48:05 Myths and Misconceptions in Demography
50:54 Birth Rate Promotion
51:52 Conclusion

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