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   Israel: the CBS 2012 projection assumed no net migration for 2010–2025; the outcome was +389k

   2 projections of Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics against the facts over the years each has covered (sums over those years): the outcome came in above the projection in all 2. The largest miss: CBS 2012 expected zero for 2010–2025; the outcome was +389k. The office will revise the latest facts again.

   Source: National statistical offices: projections and actual dataOpen on the chart →

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