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PubMed1983

Population and vital statistics, 1981.

"For various reasons some of the data relating to population estimates, vital statistics and causes of death in 1981 were not included in the Statistical Abstract of Israel No. 33, 1982. The purpose of this [article] is to complete the missing data and to revise and update some other data." Statistics are included on population by age, sex, marital status, population group, origin, continent of birth, period of immigration, and religion; marriages, divorces, live births, deaths, natural increase, infant deaths, and stillbirths by religion; characteristics of persons marrying and divorcing, including place of residence, religion, age, previous marital status, and year and duration of marriage; live births, deaths, and infant deaths by district, sub-district, and type of locality of residence; deaths by age, sex, and continent of birth; infant deaths by age, sex, and population group; and selected life table values by population group and sex.

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PubMed1993

[Demographic review of the Netherlands, 1992].

Demographic trends in the Netherlands during 1992 are reviewed. Among the findings, the author notes that "in 1992 the Dutch population grew by 110 thousand.... The number of births fell by some 2 thousand, immigration by 3.5 thousand. The number of deaths remained unchanged. Emigration increased by 1.5 thousand.... Twelve per cent of the population live in a one person household. Thirty years ago this was only 3%. Due to the decreased average number of children per family the proportion of children fell from 44% in 1960 to 30% in 1992. The number of people who were born abroad shows an annual growth of 4.4%. The growth of the native population is 0.44% per year.... Fertility is highest for 30 year old women. In 1970 this was the case for those who were 26 years of age." (SUMMARY IN ENG)

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