👉 Demographic fluidity refers to the dynamic and ever-changing nature of demographic characteristics such as age, gender, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status within a population. Unlike static demographics, which assume fixed categories, demographic fluidity acknowledges that individuals can shift across these categories over time due to various factors like migration, marriage, divorce, and changes in career paths. This fluidity reflects a more nuanced understanding of population diversity, recognizing that people's identities and group affiliations are not rigid but can evolve, leading to a more complex and interconnected social landscape.
