1. MigrationNorway

   Norway: in 2014–2024 343k more people arrived than left — Eurostat expected +569k in 2013

   ActualEurostat projection 2013

   Eurostat's 2013 projection assumed that over these years 569k more would arrive than leave; the gap with the outcome is 226k people. The outcome: Eurostat data on arrivals and departures.

   Source: Eurostat: EUROPOP projections (2013 and 2015: Internet Archive copies of Eurostat files) and statisticsOpen on the chart →

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• Israel: 15-year-olds with problems from social media rose from 5% to 16%, and maths did not fall; in Norway there are fewer, and maths fell 33 points
• Switzerland and Italy: 19% and 65% of adults read no book in a year; adult literacy scores 266 and 246
• Sweden and South Korea: 93% and 84% online in 2012, maths at age 15 by 2018 +24 and −28 points
• Adults in 6 European countries where 90% or more go online daily did not read worse by 2023
• Norway’s Labour in 2009: 14 weeks of leave for fathers only. It happened in 2013; a year later it was cut to 10
• Norway in 2017: in 2025 all new cars would be zero-emission. They were 95.9%

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