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Serbia is a stage 3 in the Demographic Transition model. The population pyramid is contractive, has convex sides, with a very low birth rate (9.2 per 1,000 live births), low death rate (13.8 per 1,000), and long life expectancy (72 in men, 78 in women).

However it is likely to go down a stage. The population is shrinking as the median age is rising. The total fertility rate is going down. The crude death rate is inclining.

The UN projects that Serbia will loose approximately 17% of their population by year 2050. Based on my own calculation, that is about 5.946 million people,

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・Prime minister- Head of Government
・President- Head of State
・Serbia is a parliamentary republic composed of three branches of government: an executive, legislature, and judiciary.
・The current prime minister is part of the Serbian Progressive Party
・The Prime Minister is head of the cabinet
・The Prime Minister selected the President
・Elections are held on the parliamentary, provincial and local level, and are scheduled every four years
・residential elections are scheduled every five years.

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99.3% of males are literate
+ 96.9% of females are literate
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98% of the total population is literate

16.2% of inhabitants have higher education (10.6% have bachelors or master's degrees, 5.6% have an associate degree), 49% have a secondary education, 20.7% have an elementary education, and 13.7% have not completed elementary education.

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Grains and wheat, corn, grapes/wine, sugar beets, beef and pork, potatoes, fruits and vegetables, dairy.

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Employment Rates of Men and Women based on Education Level

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Employment Rates of Men and Women based on Education Level

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In lower levels of education, men are employed more than women are.
In higher levels of education, women are more employed than men are.

This is probably true because jobs that require less education, like construction, factory, and handy work, typically require lots of strength and/or muscle power and men statistically have more of that.

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Approximately 2/3 of Serbia is subjectively poor.
1/5 people without education are poor while 1/100 with a high level of education is poor.
Poverty is twice as common in non-urban regions.

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The economy of Serbia is the 84th or 79th largest in the world at $43.866 billion or $95.492 billion by nominal gross domestic product or purchasing power parity respectively.

Currency: Serbian dinar

GDP per capita: 6,353.96 USD (2013)

Gross domestic product: 45.52 billion USD (2013)

GDP growth rate: 2.6% annual change (2013)

GNI per capita: 12,480 PPP dollars (2013)

Internet users: 51.5% of the population (2013)

Gross national income: 89.43 billion PPP dollars (2013)

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Eastern Orthodox is the most common religion in Serbia, followed by Roman Catholic, Muslim, and Protestants.

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Serbs are the largest ethnic majority in Serbia with Hungarians, Roms (Gypsies), Bosniaks, etc. as minorities.

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The total population of Serbia is 7.164 million people.