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Number of inhabitants in G7 countries from 2000 to 2024, by country (in millions)

Characteristic	Canada	United States	France	Germany	Italy	Japan	United Kingdom
2024	41.29	340.11	68.55	83.52	58.95	123.98	69.23
2023	40.08	336.8	68.37	83.29	58.98	124.52	68.49
2022	38.94	334.02	68.18	83.18	59.01	125.12	67.6
2021	38.24	332.1	67.84	83.2	59.13	125.68	66.98
2020	38.03	331.58	67.6	83.16	59.44	126.26	66.74
2019	37.62	320.23	67.38	83.09	59.73	126.63	66.63
2018	37.07	328.53	67.16	82.91	60.42	126.81	66.29
2017	36.55	326.61	66.92	82.66	60.54	126.97	65.97
2016	36.11	324.35	66.72	82.35	60.63	127.08	65.61
2015	35.7	321.82	66.55	81.69	60.73	127.14	65.12
2014	35.43	318.39	66.31	80.98	60.79	127.28	64.6
2013	35.08	316.06	66	80.65	60.23	127.45	64.13
2012	34.71	313.88	65.66	80.43	59.54	127.63	63.7
2011	34.34	311.58	65.35	80.27	59.38	127.83	63.26
2010	34	309.33	65.03	81.78	59.28	128.07	62.77
2009	33.63	306.77	64.71	81.9	59.1	128.05	62.28
2008	33.25	304.09	64.38	82.11	58.83	128.06	61.81
2007	32.89	301.23	64.02	82.27	58.44	128	61.32
2006	32.57	298.38	63.63	82.38	58.14	127.85	60.85
2005	32.24	295.52	63.19	82.47	57.97	127.77	60.4
2004	31.94	292.81	62.72	82.52	57.69	127.76	59.99
2003	31.64	290.11	62.26	82.53	57.31	127.72	59.65
2002	31.36	287.63	61.82	82.49	57.06	127.45	59.37
2001	31.02	284.97	61.37	82.35	56.97	127.15	59.12
2000	30.69	282.16	60.92	82.21	56.94	126.84	58.89

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October 2025

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Worldwide, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, United Kingdom, United States

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2000 to 2024

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The United States had the largest population of the G7 countries between 2000 and 2024, increasing from 282 million to 340.11 million. It is also the country with the third-highest number of inhabitants in the world. Interestingly, Japan's population has been in decline since 2010, falling from 128 million to 123.98 million. Also, Italy's population has been decreasing in recent years.

Aging population

Both Italy, Germany, and Japan are characterized by an increasingly aging population. In 2024, Japan had the third-highest median age worldwide, while Italy and Germany had the fifth and ninth highest, respectively. Despite Germany's high median age and aging population, the number of inhabitants continues to increase because of migration.

Falling fertility rates

Another reason for the declining populations in Japan and Italy is falling fertility rates. Both countries were among the 20 with the lowest fertility rates in the world in 2024, meaning that women of childbearing age have fewer children.