The missing line is at the second picture of the third link right? Could you tell me which projection (the upper right/ left/ the lower) might be wrong?CWatters said:
Yes, these projections are based on reliable data that has been collected and analyzed by experts in the field.
The accuracy of these projections depends on several factors, including the quality of the data, the methodology used, and the assumptions made. However, they are generally considered to be a reliable estimate of future trends.
Yes, these projections can change over time as new data becomes available or if there are significant changes in the underlying factors that influence the projections.
The confidence level of these projections varies depending on the source and the specific methodology used. It is important to carefully consider the confidence level when interpreting the projections.
These projections can be used to inform decision making by providing insights into potential future trends and helping to identify potential risks and opportunities. However, it is important to consider other factors and use these projections as one piece of information in the decision making process.