Pakistan Development Review, Volume 14Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, 1975 - Pakistan |
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Page 96
... mortality schedules for the years 1968 and 1971. Now , the distribution of population in 1968 is the resultant of mortality , nuptiality , divorce and widowhood conditions of different calendar years in the past . The life table used in ...
... mortality schedules for the years 1968 and 1971. Now , the distribution of population in 1968 is the resultant of mortality , nuptiality , divorce and widowhood conditions of different calendar years in the past . The life table used in ...
Page 97
... mortality effect twice , as the procedure for estimation compensates for the effect of the past mortality . The present study may be taken as an attempt to get useful results out of the existing data . The approach provides approximate ...
... mortality effect twice , as the procedure for estimation compensates for the effect of the past mortality . The present study may be taken as an attempt to get useful results out of the existing data . The approach provides approximate ...
Page 219
... mortality effect has been taken twice : one relating to the past calendar years and the other from cross - sectional mortality as given by ( 1968 and 1971 ) life tables . In fact , we have first compensated for the past mortality effect ...
... mortality effect has been taken twice : one relating to the past calendar years and the other from cross - sectional mortality as given by ( 1968 and 1971 ) life tables . In fact , we have first compensated for the past mortality effect ...
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