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J |_ Exercises 1. Table E11 gives estimated midyear demographic data for the United States and Mexico for the calendar years 2012-201 3. Use these data to calculate the estimated net migration for Mexico. Use the blank cells in the table for recording your computations and use United States column as an example. Remember: the formula needed for these calculations is the growth equation for an open population: P2-P1= B (1,2)-D (1,2) + M (1.2) Table 51-1 Population Data for the Australia and ltalia, August 1, 2019-2020. 2019 Midyear 313.547.4635 114, 975,406 Population 2020 Midyear 316,668,567 11 6.220.947 Population Growth between 2821.1 02 Both Years Births between 4293.433 2169.536 Both Years Deaths between 2633.180 563,379 Both Years Natural Increase 1660.253 between Both Years Net Migration 1160.849 between Both Years 2. Compute the estimated crude rates for Mexico in Table E1 -2. Use the data from Table E1-1 to compute these rates, and the United States column of Table E1-2 as a model. The formula* to use for each of these is Ele x 100 Table E1 -2 Crude Rates for the United States and Mexico, 2012 m 7 V 2012 Midyear 313.47.466 11 4, 975,406 Population Cmde Birth Rate 1.40 Crude Rate of Natural Increase (96) *Ncrmally only the crude growth rate and the rate of natural increase are percentages (per hundred) while births and deaths are expressed as crude rates per thousand. In the above case, then. the US. CBR normally would be expressed as 14.0 and the CDR as 8.0 per 1000 people. But for the purposes of consistency in this exercise we calculate per 100 people. These are only rough estimates by the Census Bureau's International Data Base, round your rates to the nearest hundredth. Source: US. Census Bureaus, 2013. Intemational Data Base