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How to Improve Long-Term Immigration Projections

June 20, 2006
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Issue Brief by Neil Howe and Richard Jackson

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In recent years, policy experts worldwide have come to understand the importance of demographic projections in their efforts to think strategically about long-term challenges, from national security to retirement security. Much progress has been made in improving the fertility and longevity modules of the demographic projection puzzle. Little progress, however, has been made in dealing with cross-border migration or (more specifically, from the point of view of most developed countries) immigration…

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Howe, and Richard Jackson. 2006. "How to Improve Long-Term Immigration Projections" Issue in Brief 49. Chestnut Hill, MA: Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.

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