1. FertilityAngola

   Angola: since 2008 fertility has been falling 2.2 times faster, from 6.32 to 5.12 children per woman

   Before 2008 it fell by about 0.04 a year; since then it has fallen by about 0.08 a year. Latest data: 2023.

   Source: UN World Population Prospects 1998–2024; national statisticsOpen on the chart →

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• Angola: 5 downturns since 2016; the IMF expected none a year ahead
• Angola: in April 2009 the IMF expected the economy to shrink 3.6%. The outcome: +2.0%
• Angola: in 16 years out of 18 the IMF expected lower inflation than came
• Angola: in 15 years out of 17 the IMF expected faster growth than came
• Angola: women live longer than all 12 UN projections expected — by 9.2 years (median)
• Angola: fertility is 96% above a GDP-based estimate

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