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Table 9.4Egypt: scenario 120122015202020252030gdpeu31,959.423 2 , 9 2 7. 8 234,607.4736,372.8038 , 228 .18gdpegypt6 , 417. 2 87, 3 4 8. 5 210 , 311. 4 913,79 9.1018,466.31difference % (2012 = 100%)100.0010 0.1595.1288.387 7. 37gnieu32,352.0033,233.3934,756.0536,348.4838,013.87gniegypt2,784.003,18 8 .0 04,473.425,986.458 , 011. 2 2difference % (2012 = 100%)100.00101.61102.42102.69101.47lpreu59.6259.6259.6259.6259.62lpre gypt49.5046.4044.9044.20- 5 0
difference % (2012 = 100%)100.00- 63
145.45152. 37119. 76emigration potential1,701, 8611, 824,4651,952,9082,084,269average % differences100.00110. 8 0114. 3 3114. 4 899.53Final emigration potential1,885,6192,085,9272,235,6582, 074, 56 0reduced by network effect471,405521,482558 ,915518,6 40source: Fassmann; iMF; un; ilo; authors’ calculations