| 7. Forecasting demographic components: mortality |
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| Application of age-transformation approaches to mortality projection for Japan (Japan) - paper |
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| Application of age-transformation approaches to mortality projection for Japan (Japan) - presentation |
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| Lee-Carter mortality projection with 'Limit Life Table' (Portugal) |
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| Mortality projections in Portugal (Portugal) |
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| 8. Constructing assumptions for migration: data, methods and analysis |
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| International migration data as input for population projections (Estonia and Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium) |
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| Prospective immigration to Israel through 2030: methodological issues and challenges (Israel) |
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| 9. Forecasting demographic components: migration |
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| Dealing with uncertainty in international migration predictions: from probabilistic forecasting to decision analysis (United Kingdom) |
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| Model to forecast the re-immigration of Swedish-born (Sweden) |
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| The role of social networks in the projection of international migration flows: an agent-based approach (Portugal) |
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| Forecasting migration flows to and from Norway using an economic model (Norway) |
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| 10. Small population and sub-national population projections |
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| Using national data to obtain small area estimators for population projections on sub-national level (Sweden) |
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| How to deal with sub-national forecasts in spatially very heterogeneous countries? Towards using some spatial theories and models (Slovakia) |
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| The problematic of population projections in small island states: the case of Cape Verde (Portugal) |
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| Austrian regional population projections below NUTS-3 (Austria) |
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| Sub-national and foreign-born population projections. The case of Andalusia (Spain) |
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| 11. Beyond population projections by age and sex |
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| Projections of the diversity of the Canadian population (Canada) |
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| Tertiary education enrolment trends and projections in Latvia (Latvia) |
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| Projecting race and Hispanic origin for the U.S. population and an examination of the impact of net international migration (United States Census Bureau) |
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| 12. Stochastic techniques for demographic projections |
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| Combining deterministic and stochastic population projections (Italy and Eurostat) |
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| A Mate-Matching Algorithm for Continuous-Time Microsimulation Models (Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Germany) - paper |
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| A mate-matching algorithm for continuous-time microsimulation models (Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Germany) - presentation |
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| Bayesian population forecasts for England and Wales (United Kingdom) |
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| Practical population forecasting by microsimulation: application of the MicMac software (Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Germany) |
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| 13. Stochastic national demographic projections |
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| Immigration, ethnocultural diversity and the future composition of the Canadian Labour Force (Canada) |
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| Developing stochastic population forecasts for United Kingdom: progress report and plans for future work (United Kingdom) |
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