1. ConflictsIsrael

   Israel, Lebanon war: nine months on, births went on as before

   Births 9–14 months after the start (July 2006) against the same months a year before: +2.5%; a year earlier +2.9%, countries without war +1.5%.

   Source: Monthly births: national offices, Eurostat, HFD STFF, UNdata; wars: UCDP/PRIO; Macroscope's calculationOpen on the chart →

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• Israel and Korea spend the most on research, 6.3% and 4.9% of GDP; they have 2.87 and 0.8 children per woman
• Ireland and Luxembourg are among the richest countries, yet spend 1.6% and 1.1% of GDP on research
• Israel: the CBS 2012 projection assumed no net migration for 2010–2025; the outcome was +389k

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