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   Mozambique: in 13 years out of 16 the IMF expected faster growth than came

   Each April the IMF forecasts the next year. For Mozambique, in 2008–2023 the economy grew slower than forecast in 13 of 16 years, typically by 0.6 percentage points. The biggest miss: 2020 — in April 2019 the IMF expected 4%, the outcome was −1.2%.

   Source: IMF World Economic Outlook 2007–2026Open on the chart →

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• Mozambique: 84% of its electricity is made without coal, gas or oil, but there is 4.6 times less of it per person than in a typical country
• Mozambique: the UN's 2010 projection did not expect births this high even by 2100
• Mozambique: 10 of 11 UN projections since 1998 expected fewer births
• Mozambique: women live longer than all 12 UN projections expected — by 11.1 years (median)
• Mozambique: fertility has been falling since 2011, from 5.60 to 4.76 children per woman
• Mozambique and Kenya: about 6.32 children per woman each in 1990, 4.76 and 3.21 in 2023

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