Assessing the agreement between microsimulated and register-based kin counts in Sweden [0.03%]
评估瑞典微模拟和注册基于亲属计数的协议
Liliana P Calderón-Bernal,Diego Alburez-Gutierrez,Martin Kolk et al.
Liliana P Calderón-Bernal et al.
Estimating kinship networks is a data-intensive undertaking, usually conducted using empirical sources or demographic models. Although empirical data, such as population registers, provide observed individual-level information, they are lim...
Why is life expectancy in England & Wales falling behind? A cause-of-death decomposition approach [0.03%]
英格兰和威尔士的预期寿命为何下降？死亡原因分解方法分析
Antonino Polizzi,Andrea M Tilstra,Luyin Zhang et al.
Antonino Polizzi et al.
Life expectancy in England & Wales has diverged from that of its high-income peers since 2011, raising concerns that the country may become an international laggard like the United States (US). Using the contour method, we decompose gaps in...
Pathways to childlessness in Spain: Exploring the intersection of partnership and employment trajectories [0.03%]
西班牙儿童路径与伴侣关系和职业道路的交叉点探究
Mariona Lozano,Sergi Vidal,Alícia Adserà
Mariona Lozano
Spain's fertility is among the lowest in the world, due largely to an increasing number of childless women. Childlessness, whether a voluntary choice or not, often results from postponement of childbearing. This delay could be driven partly...
The effect of political violence on fertility in mid-twentieth-century Estonia [0.03%]
政治暴力对20世纪中期爱沙尼亚生育率的影响
Mark Gortfelder,Allan Puur,Martin Klesment et al.
Mark Gortfelder et al.
Estonia lost its independence during the Second World War, experiencing both Russian (1940-41, 1944-91) and German (1941-44) occupation, which brought significant political violence, particularly in the 1940s and 1950s. This paper analyses ...
The role of living kin in later-life survival: Evidence from Finnish historical data [0.03%]
基于芬兰历史数据的老年人口生存状况下亲属作用的研究
Alyona Artamonova,Milla Salonen,Takayuki Hiraoka et al.
Alyona Artamonova et al.
Research on kinship and survival is well established in modern societies, but less is known about historical populations. This study examines the presence of children, siblings, and grandchildren in later life and their association with sur...
Reconstructing birth histories using linked household data and the 1911 Census fertility survey [0.03%]
利用家庭数据和1911年人口普查生育调查重建出生史
Emma Diduch
Emma Diduch
Full birth histories that enable analysis of mothers' ages at birth and birth intervals by parity are rare in historical data. Partial birth histories can be obtained from retrospective fertility surveys and census data that record the numb...
Perceptions of infertility: The roles of age, knowledge, and motivated reasoning [0.03%]
不孕症的认知：年龄、知识和动机推理的作用
Katherine I Tierney,Arthur L Greil,Ann V Bell
Katherine I Tierney
Demographic studies of significant reproductive outcomes, such as infertility and unintended pregnancy, often use measures of perceived infertility, but there are varied understandings and conceptualizations of perceived infertility across ...
The impact of education misreporting on education-specific mortality and educational inequalities in mortality: A scenario-based study [0.03%]
教育误报对教育特异性死亡率和死亡率教育不平等的影响：基于情景的研究所示
Ana C Gómez-Ugarte,Ugofilippo Basellini,Carlo G Camarda et al.
Ana C Gómez-Ugarte et al.
In many countries, educational inequalities in mortality are estimated using unlinked data sources: death certificates and censuses. However, education misreporting in these sources can introduce biases of unknown direction and magnitude. T...
Social parenting and childlessness in Norway: Associations by sex and economic uncertainty [0.03%]
挪威的社会育儿与无子女情况：性别与经济不确定性的影响关系分析
Axel Peter Kristensen,Trude Lappegård
Axel Peter Kristensen
This study examines whether social parenting-living with a child's biological parent but not being biologically related to the child-is linked to remaining childless among men and women in Norway. It offers a novel overview of the complexit...
Charles Siriban,Aude Bernard,Jacques Poot et al.
Charles Siriban et al.
Recognizing that internal migration is an important source of error in population projections, we evaluate 21 forecasts from five classes of methods: (1) average of the most recent flows; (2) time-series econometric models with and without ...