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Methods for Small Area Population Forecasts: State-of-the-Art and Research Needs. (2022). Wilson, Tom ; Rees, Phil ; Alexander, Monica ; Temple, Jeromey ; Grossman, Irina.
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  21. Estimating multiregional survivorship probabilities for sparse data: An application to immigrant populations in Australia, 1981–2011. (2019). Raymer, James ; Baffour, Bernard.
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