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Latest revision as of 22:03, 9 November 2024
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You can download IFs Version 7.92 VB6 version and 7.92 NET version.
Interface Updates
Model Updates
- Using ageofmarriagem, female or total, would bring changes in the rates of marriage (female) for both 15 to 19 and 20 to 24.
- Using marriedfemshrm, 15 to 19 or 20 to 24, would bring changes in the average age of marriage (female).
- Food Insecurity Index was added.
- Agriculture equilibration fixes.
- Mfpadd for CAR was added
- Tariff Revenue to SAM fix included.
- Remittances to savings fix included.
Data Updates
- 71 Tables inserted & updated
- All tables are from the latest UNPD WPP release.
- Global Population increased by 300M by the end of the century
- China is the country with the biggest increase (60 M):
- Pakistan is second (50 M):
- These changes didn’t affect Extreme Poverty much at the Global Level, the biggest difference is 30M in 2045:
- Global TFR is now showing a little bit of a slower decline than before:
- Biggest increase was for Chad:
- Second was Somalia:
- Finally, China now looks a little weird, but it follows the data pattern: