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Pre-procreative ages in population stability and cyclicity

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Essential demographic methods

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Demographic Perspectives on Human Senescence

Olshansky, S.Jay; Carnes, Bruce A. - In: Population and development review 20 (1994) 1, pp. 57-80

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BOOK REVIEWS - Rising Life Expectancy: A Global History

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NOTES AND COMMENTARY - A Biodemographic Interpretation of Life Span

Olshansky, S.Jay; Carnes, Bruce A.; Brody, Jacob - In: Population and development review 28 (2002) 3, pp. 501-514

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Forecasting US Age Structure and the Future of Social Security: The Impact of Adjustments to Official Mortality Schedules

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Continuing the Search for a Law of Mortality

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A Realist View of Aging, Mortality, and Future Longevity

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Adjusting the U.S. Census of 1990

Functions, Loss; Freedman, David A.; Wachter, Kenneth W.; … - In: Evaluation Review 18 (1994) 3, pp. 243-280

Considering the difficulties, the Census Bureau does a remarkably good job at counting people. This article discusses techniques for adjusting the census. If there is a large undercount, these techniques may be accurate enough for adjustment. With a small undercount, adjustment could easily...

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