Age structure, growth, attrition and accession: A new synthesis.
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"This article deals with the results of the most recent population forecasts for the Netherlands, compiled by the Central Bureau of Statistics. Some attention is also given to the methods and the assumptions that were used." The projections include three variants regarding marriages, births, and international migration. (summary in ENG)
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Two methods that have been developed by G. Calot and E. Lombardo to provide quick estimates of synthetic measures of fertility from partial data are described and evaluated. The data used are for Italy for the period 1971 to 1980. "The results reveal that [the methods] are practically equivalent; however Lombardo's method is to be preferred because it also gives an estimate of age-specific fertility rates....[This method is then] applied to...national and regional Italian data in order to anticipate the age-specific fertility rates as well as the synthetic period measures for 1979 and 1980." (summary in ENG, FRE)