"Those who drink," Mr. Kudrin said, "are giving more to help solve social problems such as boosting demographics, developing other social services and upholding birth rates".
So yes, the Democratic candidate would have done slightly better with the demographic boost, but neither election would have turned out any differently.
This demographic boost has been squandered, however, as the Labour government failed to ensure the baby boomers set aside sufficient savings to sustain themselves in retirement.
It is a boost for a demographic group that was one of the hardest hit by the rise in unemployment during the financial crisis.
It has 98m people, most of them young, and is entering a period when a surging working-age population and falling fertility should give it a big demographic boost.
CBS finished second for the night behind NBC, but third among adults 18 to 49, behind NBC and Fox, which got a boost in that demographic from the finale of "Prison Break" at 8 (7.4 million) and "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" at 9 (8.1 million).
Given that the Boomers are aging out as the Millennials age in, e-commerce is likely to receive a powerful demographic boost on top of those that will come from technological advances and the development of new habits.
Captively reared animals can provide an immediate demographic boost in reintroduction programs, but may also reduce the fitness of colonizing populations.
Captively reared salmon can provide an immediate demographic boost to populations targeted for reintroduction or conservation-oriented enhancement (Berejikian et al. 2008).
If connected to other populations by individual dispersal, local populations recovering from catastrophic disturbance might receive a critical demographic boost, reducing their risk of extinction (the 'rescue effect'– Brown and Kodric-Brown 1977).
