[Influence of detailed starting age structure of the population on the result of the projection].
Alena Veselá
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Alena Veselá
Abstract
The author examines the effects of the initial age structure and the length of the projection stage on the results of population projections for the Czech Socialist Republic. Projections for a group of women by single years of age and one-year stages are compared with projections by five-year age groups and five-year stages. Both sets of projections are calculated using the same age-specific fertility rates and death rates and ignoring migration. (summary in ENG, RUS)
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The author examines the effects of the initial age structure and the length of the projection stage on the results of population projections for the Czech Socialist Republic. Projections for a group of women by single years of age and one-year stages are compared with projections by five-year age groups and five-year stages. Both sets of projections are calculated using the same age-specific fertility rates and death rates and ignoring migration. (summary in ENG, RUS)
Key concepts: Projections of population growth, Czech, Population projection, Age structure, Projection (relational algebra), Age groups, Demography, Fertility