Sources of error and bias in methods of fertility estimation contingent on the P/F ratio in a time of declining fertility and rising mortality
Tom A. Moultrie, Rob Dorrington
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Tom A. Moultrie, Rob Dorrington
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Almost all commonly used indirect fertility estimation methods rely on the P/F ratio. As originally conceived, the ratio compares cumulated cohort fertility with cumulated period fertility on the basis of three, fairly strong, assumptions. The intentio
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Almost all commonly used indirect fertility estimation methods rely on the P/F ratio. As originally conceived, the ratio compares cumulated cohort fertility with cumulated period fertility on the basis of three, fairly strong, assumptions. The intentio
Key concepts: Fertility, Total fertility rate, Estimation, Statistics, Demography, Cohort, Mathematics, Econometrics