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...Dorothy Nortman; John Bongaarts Abstract TABRAP ( TA rget B irth R ate A cceptor P rogram) is a computer programmed model that provides a direct solution to the problem of determining the total annual numbers of contraceptive acceptors required to achieve a prescribed crude birth rate target path...

... the married women on the island who were 20 to 44 years of age. Recently, Nortman (1969) has de- veloped a more elaborate formula to estimate the number of current IUD users after a specified number of years following the start of the program, tak- ing into consideration the annual growth of both the target...

... per- cent of the total married women 20-39 in the province now. This over-all target of 600,000 is allocated over a period of six years as follows: 50,000 in 1964; 100,000 in 1965; 150,000 in 1966; 150,000 in 1967; 100,000 in 1968; and 50,000 for 1969 and each of the subsequent years. The annual...

... change in labor force participation rates as a function of time. For each race, sex, and age group ijk, Labor Forte and Unemployment Projec:tions 651 the fitted regression line is used to estimate a national participation rate for the target year. As an example, assume that annual participation rates...

... future year as the average annual increase (decrease) during the base period: (I) where Pt = state population projection for target year, PI = state population in launch year, Ph = state population in base year, x = number of years in projection horizon, and y = number of years in base period. The second...

...Julia Andrea Behrman Abstract Social investment in schooling in low-income countries has increased greatly in the 1990s and 2000s because of the robust associations among schooling and demographic, economic, and health outcomes. This analysis investigates whether targeted school-attendance stipend...

... the launch year and the target year. Data and Techniques The data used in this study were taken from Census Bureau reports showing decennial census counts and annual intercensal estimates for states in the United States from 1900 to 1980 (U.S. Bureau of the Census 1956, 1965, 1971, 1976, 1982, 1984...

... (corresponding to average annual growth of roughly 0.8 percent per year) and s = 0.0342. Second, I use the data from 1880 to 1960 to make projections and confidence intervals from one to five quinquennia forward, for targets from 1965 to 1985 (table 2). For the population sizes from 1880 to 1960, (2) and (3...

.... As an example, in the annual rating of a health center's performance one-half of the score comes from family planning target achievement. Mass media.-All facilities of public communication were used to the full, especially radio and printed media. A special effort was made to inform the Korean population...

..., Pakistan. 12 See the West Pakistan Research and Evaluation Center, IUD Retention in West Pakistan (Karachi, West Pakistan: Report prepared for The Fourth Annual Seminar in Research for Family Planning, March, 1968); and the East Pakistan Research and Evaluation Center, East Pakistan IUD Retention...

...S. N. Agarwala 15 1 2011 © Population Association of America 1968 1968 Birth Rate Family Planning Female Sterilization Linear Decline Total Birth References 2 The estimating procedure is described in, ”A Method for Estimating Annual Births Saved by the Use of Various...

..., Y.J. and R. Schoen. 1999. “Changes in Timing and the Measurement of Fertility.” Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Population Association of America, New York, March 25–27. Kim Y.J. ( 2000 ). On the Quantum and Tempo of Fertility: Limits to the Bongaarts-Feeney Adjustment...

.... Proposals for an expanded program in the field of population at the ECAFE secretariat-the Asian Population Pro- gram-received warm support of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East at the annual session held in Canberra in April, 1968, and, with gener- ous financial assistance from the govern...

.../science.1246597 DEMOGRAPHV@ Volume 14, Number 4 Nove."ber 1 TARGET FERTILITY, CONTRACEPTION, AND AGGREGATE RATES: TOWARD A FORMAL SYNTHESIS Ronald Demos Lee Department of Economics and Population Studies Center, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 Abstract-This paper develops a stock...

... with children? Understanding this question at the state level is important, given dramatic variation in states’ safety net spending on children and the rise of federalism, which increases state autonomy in designing and administering social programs. Using annual data from the 1997–2016 State-by-State Spending...

... . American Sociological Review , 56 , 786 – 800 . 10.2307/2096256 Kalmijn , M. ( 1993 ). Trends in Black/White Intermarriage . Social Forces , 72 , 119 – 46 . 10.2307/2580162 Kalmijn , M. ( 1998 ). Intermarriage and Homogamy: Causes, Patterns, Trends . Annual Review...

... children. What is less clear is the extent to which housing eviction is a common and socially stratified phenomenon for children across U.S. cities. This study seeks to answer these questions. Table 1 summarizes prior estimates of eviction prevalence, outlining the data source, target population...

...-tested cash assistance officially targeted for single mothers. To control for the economic context within a country (Gundersen and Ziliak 2004 ), we include two variables. Economic growth is the three-year average ( t , t – 1, t – 2) of the annual rate of change in gross domestic product (GDP...

... as the only source when seeking to estimate international migration in the UK. The second main data source is the LFS, a Europe-wide quarterly household survey that aims to estimate labor market conditions such as employment levels. Through a boost of this survey provided by the Annual Population Survey...

... , 15 , 1 – 8 . Cutright, Phillips, and F. S. Jaffe. 1976. Family Planning Program Effects on Fertility of Low Income U.S. Women. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Population Association of America, April 1976, Montreal, Canada. Darney , P. D. ( 1975 ). A Statewide Family...