Immigration changes between expected and observed values in 2020.

<p>Countries are ordered according to the relative change in immigration during 2020; we consider changes in immigration as statistically significant when the observed immigration counts are outside the 95% CI of their respective forecast.</p>

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Main Author:	Miguel González-Leonardo (13910610) (author)
Other Authors:	Michaela Potančoková (3135078) (author), Dilek Yildiz (14164582) (author), Francisco Rowe (3854275) (author)
Published:	2023
Subjects:	Evolutionary Biology Ecology Sociology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified national variations exist national statistics data home requirements exhibit constraining international migration 60 %), spain international travel restrictions 36 %) display relatively strong relationship observed immigration counts mobility restrictions 45 %) use eurostat unemployment show unemployment moderating stringency measures statistically significant similar levels significant cross series models school closings receiving high immigration flows immigration decreased immigration declined immigration decline immigration change four nations counterfactual levels arima time
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Immigration changes between expected and observed values in 2020.

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