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Which of these are the biggest changes to Florida’s demographics in recent years? Check all that apply.
a decrease in population
an increase in population
more senior citizens
more Spanish speakers
a higher percentage of young people
more retirees
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- an increase in population — Yes. Florida has seen overall population growth in recent years driven largely by in‑migration.
- more Spanish speakers — Yes. The state’s Hispanic population (and Spanish use) has grown substantially.
- a higher percentage of young people — Yes. Recent in‑migration has brought more working‑age adults and families, lowering the state’s median age in some periods.
Not correct:
- a decrease in population — No, overall population has increased rather than decreased.
- more senior citizens / more retirees — No, while Florida remains relatively senior-heavy, the recent demographic shift has been toward more non‑retiree in‑migration rather than an increasing share of retirees.
- an increase in population — Yes. Florida has seen overall population growth in recent years driven largely by in‑migration.
- more Spanish speakers — Yes. The state’s Hispanic population (and Spanish use) has grown substantially.
- a higher percentage of young people — Yes. Recent in‑migration has brought more working‑age adults and families, lowering the state’s median age in some periods.
Not correct:
- a decrease in population — No, overall population has increased rather than decreased.
- more senior citizens / more retirees — No, while Florida remains relatively senior-heavy, the recent demographic shift has been toward more non‑retiree in‑migration rather than an increasing share of retirees.
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