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12889: Projected cohort life expectancy, by sex and age, middle alternative (The 2020 projections) 1900 - 2100

Nasjonale Befolkningsframskrivninger, Statistics Norway
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Michael J. Thomas, Statistics Norway
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Astri Syse, Statistics Norway
+47 47 03 23 04
2020-06-15 08:00
Cohort life expectancy:
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Cohort life expectancy:
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Statistics Norway
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Cohort life expectancy estimates represent the average number of additional years a person can be expected to live according to the assumed future changes in mortality for their cohort over the remainder of their life. These estimates are calculated using observed and projected age-specific death rates for the same cohort throughout their life (e.g. for a cohort born in 2019, life expectancy is based on observed death rates for age 0 in 2019, medium alternative projected death rates for age 1 in 2020, for age 2 in 2021, etc.). In order to produce complete cohort life expectancies for ages 0-100 over the period 1900-2100, we require observed (historical) death rates starting in 1900 and medium alternative projected death rates up to 2200 (i.e. 100 years of data for 0-year olds in 2100). Users should be aware that cohort life expectancies include assumed future mortality improvements that become less reliable the further forward we move from the projection base year. Interpreting the table: Year refers to birth year. The calendar year of interest can be deduced by summing the age and year of birth. For example, if you want to know the remaining cohort life expectancy of 62-year-olds in 2020, you should navigate down to age 62 and then to birth year 1958, i.e. the year in which 62-year-olds in 2020 were born (1958+62=2020).