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This economic indicator measures the annual percentage change in Palestine's total population. It reflects the net effect of births, deaths, and net migration over a one-year period. For economists and policymakers, this metric is crucial for understanding demographic shifts that directly impact labor supply, consumer demand, and the strain on public resources like education and healthcare. A high growth rate can signal a young, expanding workforce but also potential pressure on job creation and infrastructure. Conversely, a declining rate might indicate aging demographics, potential labor shortages, and reduced economic dynamism. The calculation typically involves comparing the population at the end of a year to the population at the beginning of the year, dividing the difference by the initial population, and multiplying by 100. Sustained increases often correlate with higher birth rates and potentially lower mortality, while significant decreases could point to emigration or a declining birth rate.
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