Examples of using Net migration in English and their translations into Swedish
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Net migration in the region Net migration between the region and the rest of Finland Net migration between the municipalities of the region.
In 2007, there was significant net migration from all areas of Zealand to all areas in Scania.
Current population growth in the European Union is mostly the result of net migration, which has become the prime driving force of demographic growth in Europe.
vital events and net migration.
Net migration to the EU might add 56 million people to the EU's population in the next five decades22.
Under a scenario with zero net migration, the working-age population of the 28 EU countries would be expected to decline even more,
In the EU-15 countries, positive net migration has been the main driver of population growth over the last decade, which was characterised by decreasing natural growth.
In the last ten years net migration has been the main driver of population growth in the Union.
But birthrates have been falling in Europe, and net migration now accounts for nearly three quarters of the EU'stotal population growth.
Net Migration: The migration totals were calculated as overall change minus the natural increase.
Compared to the previous year, net migration decreased in Helsinki and increased in Espoo and Vantaa.
Germany, Italy and Sweden have witnessed an average natural decrease in their population that was more than offset by positive net migration.
Population on 1 January: The 1991 net migration and increase/decrease have been affected by statistical differences between the intercensital population estimates
is estimated at 410 000 in 2001- slightly higher than in 2000(380 000)- while net migration fell slightly,
Since the 1990s, positive net migration has become the largest component of population change in most Member States,
During the 1990s, positive net migration became the largest component of population change in most Member States fluctuating around a total for the EU of 850,000 net international migrants(including returning EU nationals) per annum by the end of the decade.
have already been born, the only uncertain factors are the change in life expectancy and net migration.
citizenship, net migration, and historical data for countries in Europe,
a negative‘natural change' has been compensated by a positive net migration.
a positive‘natural change' has been offset by a negative net migration.