... regresión para la estimación de medidas directas de fecundidad con base sólo en datos censales. Census Data Indirect Measure General Fertility Rate Analytical Relation Total Fertility Rate SOME EMPIRICAL AND ANALYTIC RELATIONS AMONG DEMO- GRAPHIC FERTILITY MEASURES, WITH REGRESSION MODELS...

...Barry S. Tuchfeld; Leverett L. Guess; Donald W. Hastings Abstract Bogue and Palmore’s technique for estimating direct fertility measures from indirect indicators IS applied to the 95 counties of Tennessee 1960 and 1970. Findings based on these data tentatively suggest that this technique may...

... of control exerted to reduce fertility within marriage. In this paper, we propose a new measure of cumulative fertility which is standardized for the age-fecundity relationship and for exposure to the risk of conception associated with duration of marriage. A simple model of fertility behavior which...

...Barbara A. Anderson; Brian D. Silver Abstract We describe a simple measure of fertility control: the proportion of all births from the age-specific fertility schedule that occurs among women by age 35. This measure has broad applicability because it does not require information on marital fertility...

...Chal Bin Park Abstract A new fertility measurement, probability that a woman of specified parity and age will bear a given number of births in her remaining lifetime, is proposed in this article. The measurement is a summary index of a set of age-parity-specific birth probabilities...

...S. Mitra Abstract The inconsistencies inherent in the one-sex models created a need for the construction of what are known as marriage functions, especially for the measurement of fertility. But attempts to develop marriage functions have been frustrated by the inability of the proposed functions...

... Life Table Vital Statistic Actual Birth Rate Fertility Measure References 3 Donald .T. Bogue and James A. Palmore, “Some Empirical and Analytic Relations among Demographic Fertility Measures, with Regression Models for Fertility Estimation,” in Demography , I, No.1, 1964, 316–38. 4...

... Yearbook of National Accounts Statistics . ( 1963 ). New York : United Nations . ESTIMATED REFINED MEASURES OF FERTILITY FOR ALL MAJOR COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD* LEE JAY CHO University of Chicago RESUMEN Este articulo se propone estimar un juegocompleto demedidas refinadas de fecundidad para todas las...

... . 10.2307/2173609 Williams , Anne D. ( 1976 ). Fertility and Reproductive Loss . Chicago : University of Chicago . DEMOGRAPHV@ Volume 14, Number 4 November 1977 MEASURING THE IMPACT OF CHILD MORTALITY ON FERTILITY: A METHODOLOGICAL NOTE Anne D. Williams Department of Economics...

... ratio . Demography , 14 , 285 – 296 . 10.2307/2060787 McClelland G. H. ( 1979 ). Determining the impact of sex pReferences on fertility: a consideration of parity progression ratio, dominance, and stopping rule measures . Demography , 16 , 377 – 388 . 10.2307/2061219 Nemeth...

...) trends in the total fertility rate and its components. For the methodology to be applicable, the total fertility rate (TFR) must be calculated from parity progression ratios (PPRs). The components of the TFR are PPRs, the total marital fertility rate (TMFR), and the TFR itself as measures of the quantum...

...Elizabeth Thomson; Yvonne Brandreth Abstract We propose a multidimensional conceptualization of fertility demand and evaluate potential measures of each dimension, using data from a telephone survey of Wisconsin residents age 18-34. Most of the measures met tests for interval-level measurement; all...

... in Family Planning , 12 , 100 – 109 . 10.2307/1966371 Arnold , F. ( 1985 ). Measuring the effect of sex preference on fertility: The case of Korea . Demography , 22 , 280 – 288 . 10.2307/2061182 Chen , L. C. , Huq , E. , & D’Souza , S. ( 1981 ). Sex bias...

..., Number 1 February 1984 MEASUREMENT AND REPLICATION: EVALUATING THE CONSISTENCY OF EIGHT U. S. FERTILITY SURVEYS C. Gray Swicegood Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514 S. Philip Morgan Department of Sociology, The University of Georgia, Athens...

... – 276 . 10.1086/450483 Tsui A. O. , & Bogue D. J. ( 1978 ). DecliningWorld Fertility: Trends, Causes, Implications . Population Bulletin , 33 , 1 – 55 . DEMOGRAPHY© Volume 18, Number 4 November 1981 A NOTE ON MEASURING THE INDEPENDENT IMPACT OF FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAMS...

... estimates obtained by various demographic techniques from the data created, with values implied by the definition of the model. USE OF A FERTILITY SIMULATION MODEL TO REFINE MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES J. C. Barrett Department of Medical Statistics and Epidemiology, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine...

...J. C. Barrett 30 12 2010 © Population Association of America 1972 1972 An erratum for this chapter can be found at http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/2060684 DEMOGRAPHY author's correction notice Volume 9, Number 2 May 1972 Use of a Fertility Simulation Model to Refine Measurement...

.... While conjoint measurement-dominance procedures overcome these logical problems, they cannot yield quantitative estimates of the impact of sex preferences on fertility. A stopping rule measure which overcomes these limitations is proposed and described and its potential for determining the effect of sex...

...Lolagene C. Coombs Abstract A new method for measuring preferences for number of children is presented and related to the subsequent fertility of a panel of married women over a five-year period. The I -scales, developed on the basis of unfolding theory, reflect the individual’s utility function...