1. ForecastsMongolia

   Mongolia: 10 of 11 UN projections since 1998 expected women to have fewer children

   The UN's 1998 projection expected 2.10 for 2015–2020; the outcome was 2.95 (+41%). The latest checked one: the UN's 2022 projection expected 2.72 for 2023; the outcome was 2.69 (−1%). "Outcome" here is the UN's own current estimate, not registration data.

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

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• Mongolia: women outlive men by 9.2 years, 1.7 times the world average
• Mongolia: fertility has been falling since 2015, from 3.01 to 2.69 children per woman
• Mongolia: from 5.45 to 2.82 children per woman in just 10 years
• The IMF foresaw 28 of 537 economic downturns around the world a year ahead

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