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    Projection explained Demographic Concept

    Referenced by 35 other explainers

    Place Forecast Feature
    • Population
    • Fertility Rate
    • In-migration
    • Mortality Rate
    • Average Household Size
    • Donor Assumption Forecast Dataset
    • Birth
    • Building Approval
    • Component Total Forecast Dataset
    • Dwellings by Origin
    • Out-migration Rate
    • Death
    • Dwelling
    • Estimated Birth Forecast Dataset
    • Estimated Building by Statistical Area 1 Forecast Dataset
    • Estimated Death Forecast Dataset
    • Estimated in Migration Forecast Dataset
    • Estimated Resident Population Forecast Dataset
    • Out-migration
    • Population Density
    Place Forecast Concept
    • Component
    • Building
    • Completion Rate
    • Dwelling Based Target Scaling
    • Completion Time
    • Control Total
    Demographic Concept
    • Cohort-component Method
    • Estimated Resident Population
    • Estimate
    • Sex
    • Statistical Area 1
    • Resident Population
    • Jump-off Year
    • Mesh Block
    • Australian Bureau of Statistics

    A projection is a figure for a time that has not yet come. In Place Forecast, projected figures appear to the right of the jump-off year on charts. They are shaped by how births, deaths, and migration are set to change. A projection is not a prediction. It shows what would happen if those settings hold. Place Forecast lets users adjust dwelling assumption adjustments, housing assumption adjustments, and small area definitions to shape the projected result.

    Figures to the left of the jump-off year are estimates, not projections.

    Related data pages
    • Birth
    • Death
    • Dwelling Assumption Adjustment
    • Housing Assumption Adjustment
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