Most forecasts hand you one future and ask you to trust it. Interactive Demographics hands you the model itself: change the assumptions you disagree with, and watch every downstream consequence recalculate through to 2065.
Underneath the interface is a statistical model of how a society develops: births, deaths and migration shape the population; education and the propensity to be employed shape the workforce; productivity and wage share shape incomes; and incomes shape household spending.
Actual data from 2005 to 2024/5 anchors every series, sourced from the United Nations, the World Bank and national statistical agencies. Projections to 2065 use proprietary algorithms refined over more than 25 years of modelling.
Because every series is linked, a change to one assumption ripples through all of them — which is exactly what makes the model worth interrogating rather than just reading.
Any of 109 economies, each with its own calibrated baseline projection to 2065.
The model recalculates 75 aspects of society and shows your scenario against the baseline, year by year.
Export any number of scenarios for your own reports, models and presentations.
Need an answer for one meeting? A day pass covers it. Living in the model? Subscribe by the month or put the whole office on it for a year. A free trial is available before you commit anything.
Full access to every country and every variable for 24 hours. Perfect for a specific question or a deadline.
Get a day passUnlimited scenarios across all 109 countries, with Excel downloads. Cancel any time.
Subscribe monthlyA full year of access for your whole office. The working tool for teams that plan on demographic timescales.
Subscribe annuallyAll prices in US dollars. Subscriptions and the free trial are managed at interdem.globaldemographics.com.
Open the free trial, pick a country you know well, and test your own view of its future against the arithmetic.