Titlebook: A simulation approach to the study of human fertility; Gigi Santow Book 1978 Netherlands Interuniversity Demographic Institute (N.I.D.I.)

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Tosiyasu L. Kunii,Yukari Shirotations that this entails; in the second case, we consider the type of input data (distributions of marriage age, choice functions) which such a model requires. The availability of data in the latter instance must determine the choice of a model type in the former. Despite the relationship, these are separate problems, and have been treated as such.

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Book 1978uently edited at the Netherlands Interuniversity Demographic Institute in 1977. The work falls naturally into two parts. The first is concerned with the construction and validation of a model, and the second with its application as an experimental tool. In the first part, comprising Chapters One to

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Tosiyasu L. Kunii,Yukari Shirotaor this reason that a note of warning, in the guise of this introduction, is used to preface the body of the chapter. I have tried to stress the limitations inherent in almost every set of data, limitations arising both from the nature of the study by means of which the data were obtained, and from the very nature of the actual data.

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