Spain Population in Spain

Fondo Monetario Internacional · Anual · Importance 45

52,280,000 (2031) ANUAL · hab. · Anual · CSV
Periodhab.
Dec 2031 52,280,000
Dec 2030 52,004,000
Dec 2029 51,679,000
Dec 2028 51,294,000
Dec 2027 50,840,000
Dec 2026 50,314,000
Dec 2025 49,721,000
Dec 2024 49,078,000
Dec 2023 48,628,000
Dec 2022 48,085,000
Dec 2021 47,487,000
Dec 2020 47,401,000
Dec 2019 47,318,000
Dec 2018 46,919,000
Dec 2017 46,645,000
Dec 2016 46,497,000
Dec 2015 46,419,000
Dec 2014 46,426,000
Dec 2013 46,496,000
Dec 2012 46,713,000
Dec 2011 46,818,000
Dec 2010 46,667,000
Dec 2009 46,487,000
Dec 2008 46,239,000
Dec 2007 45,669,000
Dec 2006 44,785,000
Dec 2005 44,010,000
Dec 2004 43,296,000
Dec 2003 42,547,000
Dec 2002 41,828,000
Dec 2001 41,035,000
Dec 2000 40,666,000
Dec 1999 40,325,000
Dec 1998 40,118,000
Dec 1997 39,978,000
Dec 1996 39,873,000
Dec 1995 39,781,000
Dec 1994 39,688,000
Dec 1993 39,581,000
Dec 1992 39,458,000
Dec 1991 39,328,000
Dec 1990 39,224,000

About this indicator

SourceInternational Monetary Fund
FrequencyAnual
Release Publicación anual, referida a una fecha determinada del año.
What it isThe number of inhabitants of a country and how it changes over time. It is a structural indicator that underpins many economic and social ratios (GDP per capita, density, per-capita rates, etc.).
How it's calculatedIt is derived from population censuses and residential-change statistics, updated with births, deaths and net migration. A figure referred to an annual reference date is usually provided.
Market implicationsDemographic trends shape the economy's potential growth, the labour market, consumption and spending on pensions and healthcare, and are central to public-policy planning.
LimitationsIt is a low-frequency figure, and inter-census numbers are estimates subject to revision when new censuses or better migration statistics become available.