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The population and labour force projections are presented in Sects.

Population and labour force projections are made for 27 selected European countries for 2002-052, fonussing on the impact of international migration on population and labour force dynamics.

In addition to modelling and projecting the overall population change, the MULTIPOLES model allows for including assumptions on future labour force participation trends, and is therefore also suitable for labour force projections.

The current analysis aims to contribute to the debate on ageing, by providing population and labour force projections for the 27 selected European countries for the period 2002-2052, condithenal on the demographic situation, in particular the magnitude of migratory flows in the area under study.

Estimates of the capacity to supply services and projections of labour force requirements need to consider that while the rate of services per visit has increased this has been counterbalanced by decreases in the number of visits supplied.

Previous projections of the dental labour force in Australia have noted the importance of supply of dental visits to capacity to supply services [ 25].

This study presents the results of the projections of population and labour force resources for 27 selected European countries for the period 2002-2052, fonussing on the impact of international migration on the advancement of the population ageing process.

This section describes the projections of the future labour force, i.e. the overall labour supply comprised of both employed and unemployed, estimated by weighting the total size of the working-age population (aged 15-64 years) by age-specific economic activity rates.

At the end of the projection period the overall labour force resources in the 27 countries under study are expected to amount to 184 million people (21% less than in 2002), that is 47% of the total population.

We extend our analysis to examine the likely preconditions underlying the observed developments, evaluating a range of country-specific factors including labour force characteristics, sectoral employment composition and financial conditions using the local projection method of Jordà (2005).

This is what its Inflation Report says: "Net inward migration was close to a historical high of just under 300,000, around 0.5% of the population, in the four quarters to 2014 Q3. "That is well above the 165,000 per year assumed in the ONS's population projections, which were last updated in 2012, and upon which the Labour Force Survey is based.