Insight into the future of the world population is key for policy planning. National statistical offices and international organisations regularly produce population projections employing a variety of methods. Some of these projections directly rely on expert opinions to define assumptions and scenarios about future fertility, mortality, and migration while others incorporate expert knowledge indirectly in the development and calibration of statistical models.
ICARDI Rossella;
UEFFING Philipp;
NATALE Fabrizio;
GOUJON Anne;
GAILEY Nicholas;
2024-03-06
European Commission
JRC137252
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC137252,
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