Examples of using Net migration in English and their translations into Spanish
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During 2014 Spain registered a negative net migration of 102,309 people(Spanish
In the case of Spanish people, net migration was -37,507 people in 2014,
In the case of foreigners, net migration was -64,802 people in 2014,
In 2008 net migration was 1,117 persons,
From 2008, when the economic crisis hit, population growth began to fall ra- pidly due to net migration.
Thereafter, even with a projected net migration gain averaging 2.3 million migrants annually,
Human mobility is captured by the net migration rate, the stock of immigrants
Positive net migration cannot, however, reverse the long-term trend towards population ageing.
The net migration figure of(410) persons for 2006 was composed of 763 males less 353 females table 8.
GRAPH 1a Average annual net migration in the Americas, per 100 persons in the population,
GRAPH 1B Average annual net migration in the Americas, per 100 persons in the population, 1950- 2010.
In developing countries, net migration is generally still low compared with the excess of births over deaths.
As of 2002, net migration had been close to zero
The estimated net migration rate is -21.11 per thousand population 20.71 reported for 2004.
Even if the net migration rate is positive(0.8 per thousand inhabitants)
Given that New Zealand had been recording net migration losses since 1975, the net gain for the most recent period represents a major change in trends.
Net migration rate from indigenous lands over time
The national net migration rate of Mexico is negative,
Chile continues to have a negative net migration.
If current trends continue, between 2010 and 2030, net migration will likely account for virtually all the population growth in more developed regions.