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期刊名:Population research and policy review

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ISSN:0167-5923

e-ISSN:1573-7829

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Yue Teng,Rachel Margolis,Yoko Yoshida et al. Yue Teng et al.
Canada has low fertility and relies on immigration to support the labor force and population growth. However, if recent waves of immigrants have the same or lower rates of fertility than native-born Canadians, then immigration becomes a dem...
Marc A Garcia,Blakelee R Kemp,Catherine García et al. Marc A Garcia et al.
Disability risks among midlife Latino adults in the United States are strongly patterned along axes of stratification such as nativity and citizenship status. Another increasingly salient axis of inequality in disability risk is geographic ...
Jennifer Karas Montez,Iliya Gutin,Julia M Finan et al. Jennifer Karas Montez et al.
The association between educational attainment and health (i.e., the education-health gradient) among U.S. adults has strengthened in recent decades; however, explanations for this trend are incomplete. This study builds on recent work show...
John Iceland,Jaehoon Cho John Iceland
We examined the correlates of hardship among affluent households and the characteristics of affluent households make them less likely to report hardships than poor ones. Is it income alone that explains differences in the likelihood of hard...
Katherine M Johnson,Karina M Shreffler,Arthur L Greil et al. Katherine M Johnson et al.
Reproductive events such as infertility, abortion, or unintended pregnancies are often framed as discrete outcomes in scholarly research. This silo-ed approach is quite distinct from how people experience their reproductive lives as embodie...
Lauren Newmyer,Lisa McAllister,Nurul Alam et al. Lauren Newmyer et al.
Mortality and fertility are important, intricately linked drivers of population change. Although past demographic research has focused largely on population-level mortality rates, individual-level mortality experiences can also shape fertil...
Vicki A Freedman,Rachel Margolis,Ashton M Verdery et al. Vicki A Freedman et al.
Discussions about future care needs of U.S. older adults have frequently called attention to ongoing changes in families as the harbinger of a looming family care shortfall. To explore this premise, we paired estimates from the National Hea...
Tim Slack,Leif Jensen Tim Slack
The rural United States is sometimes viewed as a paragon of stability, but demographic change has been a constant. Rural and small-town America is diverse, dynamic, and relational to (rather than separate from) urban places. Dominant demogr...
Matthew Blanton Matthew Blanton
Researchers have long relied on United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) apprehension data as a proxy for undocumented migration, yet the last time their validity was assessed was in 1995. Significant changes in the composition of ...
Jennifer Glass,Carolyn E Waldrep Jennifer Glass
Recent legislative proposals in the United States to either institute a child allowance for all families or continue a temporary Covid-related child tax credit similar to an allowance have reignited a debate about family allowances, and whe...