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[The estimation of the expectation of life in the case of truncation of the survivorship function at older ages: some considerations].

"A tentative approximation of the expectation of life at 60-65 years, for populations with defective demographic statistics, is explored and expounded on the basis of a recent Horiuchi and [Coale] paper." The method is applied to data for El Salvador, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Peninsular Malaysia, and it is shown that the method can be used on actual data, although it requires some drastic rounding off. (summary in ENG, FRE)

Age Factors↗
PubMed1984

Discrete choices in a continuous time model: life-cycle time allocation and fertility decisions.

"This paper proposes and tests a dynamic model that [analyzes] time allocation decisions and fertility choices. The latter consist of timing of children and completed family size. [The author emphasizes] the need to integrate both types of choices in order to arrive at a meaningful empirical analysis and shows that, with exceptions, research on female labor supply has largely ignored the progress made in studies on fertility.... The estimation results, obtained by the maximum likelihood method from the [U.S.] Panel Study of Income Dynamics,...indicate support for the model as well as the need for further research."

Americas↗
PubMed1983

[The emigration of French Canadians to the United States, 1790-1940: a conceptual framework and some quantitative guesses].

"Using a Faucher-Dales approach to migration phenomena, the authors sketch a plausible scenario of the pattern of migration of French Canadians to the United States [from 1790 to 1940] as regulated by the size of the differential economic rent. Making use of all available data, the authors show that this approach would appear to be vindicated to the extent that the scenario it suggests is compatible with the available estimates of the migration flows." (summary in ENG)

Americas↗
PubMed1984

[Family life cycle in Quebec: comparative views, seventeenth to twentieth centuries].

A comparison of the family life cycle in Quebec at the end of the seventeenth century and in the middle of the twentieth century is presented. "For both periods, calculations of comparative indices were carried out in the absence of mortality and divorce. This allows the emphasizing of the outstanding features of the family life cycle....In particular, the considerable reduction in the duration of the extensive phase [is noted; this] is linked to the significant drop in fertility, and the emerging of a long phase of stabilization during which the parents are responsible for all their children. Finally, an examination of the proportion of undissolved families at each stage clearly shows the dramatic impact of mortality on family life in the past." (summary in ENG, SPA)

Americas↗