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Some Demographic Events and Characteristics Analysis,ation, education and training and labour force participation. It discusses some of the issues related to marital status and its evolving nature and social acceptance. It presents examples of marriage and divorce measures. It discusses concepts and definitions of households and families, in their man

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Multiple Decrement Life Tables,ch as entering and leaving the work force, different causes of death, and getting married or divorced. The chapter also deals with methods that are useful in the estimation of the impact of changes in mortality due to either the eradication of a given mortal diseases or changes in mortality rates du

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Population Projections, different projection methods and their use depending on the availability of relevant data and purpose for which the projections are being made. The chapter demonstrates the use of Gompertz and Logistic models in the projection of whole populations. A section of the chapter shows how the cohort-comp

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Testing the Quality and Smoothing of Demographic Data,errors such as sampling and non-sampling errors that include topics related to response, coverage and other types of errors. Methods of testing the accuracy of census and other types of demographic data are examined. Further, it considers the use of sample surveys in testing the quality and coverage

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The Stable Population Model,pulations subjected to constant fertility and mortality rates would result in the same proportionate age distribution. Methods of fitting a stable population and estimation of their demographic parameters are discussed and examples given. The chapter also reviews various systems of model life tables

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Elements of Demographic Analysis,ild to old and dependency ratios. The measurement of population density and distribution is shown. In addition, the estimation of indexes of redistribution and concentration is illustrated. Standardisation techniques are presented, in the context of the direct and indirect methods. Graphic represent

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Life Tables,f each component in life tables is indicated and numerical examples given. Apart from demographic uses of life tables, applications in other fields such as insurance, epidemiology and other commercial and industrial activities are discussed.