Population growth rate with and without migration, United States
The annual change in population with migration included versus the change if there was zero migration (neither emigration nor immigration). The latter, therefore,represents the population change based only on domestic births and deaths.
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- Children under age 15, by world region1950 to 2100, with UN projections
- Children under age 5
- Children under age 5, by world regionwith UN projections
- Deaths per yearwith UN projections
- Deaths per year, by age group
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- Natural population growthwith UN projections
- Natural population growth rate vs. child mortality rate
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