The bar chart provides data on birth and death rates in Switzerland from 1975 to 2025, based on United Nations statistics.
Overall, birth rates have consistently been higher than death rates. While births have shown a significant increase over time, the number of deaths has remained relatively stable with slight fluctuations.
In 1975, the birth was around 1.2 million, while the death rate stood at approximately 0.9 million. By 1995, both figures had increased, with births reaching 1.8 million and deaths rising slightly to about 1.4 million by 1995.
A more noticeable growth in birth rates occurred after 1995, reaching around 2.8 million in 2005. Meanwhile, the number of deaths remained fairly stable at 1.5 million. The upward trend in births continued, exceeding 3 million in 2015. By 2025, birth rates are projected to stabilize at roughly 3.2 million, while death rates are expected to decline slightly.
In conclusion, Switzerland has seen steady population growth due to increasing birth rates. Despite minor fluctuations, death rates have remained relatively unchanged over the years.
