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Botswana's Population Growth Rate (BWAPOPGR) quantifies the annual percentage change in the nation's total population. This metric is crucial for economic forecasting and policy formulation. Demographic shifts directly influence labor force availability, consumption patterns, and demand for public services like education and healthcare. Economists and policymakers monitor BWAPOPGR to understand potential strains on resources, future economic output, and the need for investments in infrastructure and social programs. The rate is calculated by subtracting the number of deaths and emigrants from the number of births and immigrants over a one-year period, then dividing by the initial population and multiplying by 100. A rising growth rate can signal increased fertility or immigration, potentially boosting the workforce and consumer base, but also requiring greater resource allocation. Conversely, a declining rate may indicate lower birth rates or emigration, potentially leading to an aging population and a shrinking labor pool, which could impact long-term economic dynamism.
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