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Population
CanESS > Demography > Population
The Population calculator contains three procedures: Net Immigration, Evolve Population and School Population.
(1) Net Immigration
| Inputs | Outputs |
|---|---|
| emigration | net international immigration |
| immigration |
The Net Immigration procedure uses the immigration variable and the emigration variable to calculate net international immigration.
These variables are specified by region, gender, time and age. The net international immigration is passed on to Evolve Population.
(2) Evolve Population
| Inputs | Outputs |
|---|---|
| net international immigration | deaths |
| base population | births |
| total period fertility | actual net international immigration |
| births distribution | internal movers |
| gender shares at birth | Canada region population |
| mortality | Canada total population |
| international immigration mobility | |
| net immigration share |
The evolve population procedure combines information on net international immigration, base population, total period fertility, births distribution, gender shares at birth, mortality, international immigration mobility, and net immigration share to generate Canada region population by region, gender, time and age. Canada region population is passed on to the calculators Family Formation and Commercial Floor Space Population Age Related Buildings.
It also provides the Canada total population by region and time. This variable is passed on to the calculators Family Formation, Macro Economics, Food Biomass Requirements, Street Lighting Energy Use, Commercial Use Vehicle Stock, Commercial Floor Space Total Population Related, Commercial Floor Space Office, Municipal Waste Biomass Production.
(3) School Population
| Inputs | Outputs |
|---|---|
