...Robert Schoen 26 1 2011 © Population Association of America 1976 1976 Nonlinear Function Life Table Matrix Representation Matrix Notation Ment Life Reference Schoen R. ( 1975 ). Constructing Increment-Decrement Life Tables . Demography , 12 , 313 – 324...

...Andrei Rogers; Jacques Ledent 16 1 2011 © Population Association of America 1977 1977 Life Table Business Research Spatial Dynamic Ment Life Computational Formula References Keyfitz , N. ( 1970 ). Finding Probabilities from Observed Rates or How to Make a Life...

..., A., and J. Ledent. 1976. Increment-Decre- ment Life Tables: A Comment. Demography 13:287-290. Schoen, R. 1975. Constructing Increment-Decre- ment Life Tables. Demography 12:313-324. 1976. Reply to Rogers and Ledent. Demog- raphy 13:291. (5) equations, the general 592 the orientation form is - nikd/ + nild...

... fix} defined in equation (6): l, = W'lxf {2'lxl {k'lx and nLx is formed analogously, For ex- ample, in the two-region case one finds that and not as defined by Schoen's equation (2), CONCLUSION Schoen's paper is a valuable addition to the scant literature on increment-decre- ment life tables...

... (or incre- ments) between the ages of x and x + n; "L% number alive in the life table (stationary) population between the ages of z and x + n, or the number of person-years lived by the life table cohort between those ages; "M % the observed rate of decrement between the ages of x and z + n; .m; the life...

... from our article "Marriage, Divorce, and Mortality: A Life Table Analysis" (Schoen and Nel- son, 1974, p. 268). That statement was made at the end of a paragraph which followed a review of past efforts to con- struct and to present increment-decre- ment life tables for practical and analyti- cal...

... the construe- tionof what they call increment-decre- ment life tables. Their treatment is quite elementary, but the reader is given the impression that they are plowing new ground. Indeed, Schoen and Nelson (1974, p. 268) state that to their knowl- edge, "the literature does not contain any thorough...

... Lifetime Earnings. Tech- nical Paper No. 16. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Bu- reau of the Census, Department of Commerce. Schoen, R. 1975a. Constructing Increment-Decre- ment Life Tables. Demography 12:313-324. 1975b. Author's Correction Notice (to Con- structing Increment-Decrement Life Tables, De- mography 12...

.... Both sexes show somewhat similar patterns over age, however, and both sug- gest a bimodality in the pattern of retire- ment from the labor force. CONSTRUCTING AN INCREMENT- DECREMENT LABOR FORCE STATUS LIFE TABLE Let us consider an increment-dec- rement labor force status life table that recognizes...

... IndustrieIles, No. 780.) Paris: Hermann & Cie. Notestein, Frank. 1945. Population-the long view. In T. W. Schultz (editor), Food for the World. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Potter, Robert G. 1967. The multiple decre- ment life table as an approach to the meas- urement of use effectiveness...

.... Methods for Statistical Analysis of Reliability and Life Data. New York: Wiley. Manton, K. G. and E. Stallard. 1979. Maximum Likelihood Estimation of a Stochastic Compart- ment Model of Cancer Latency: Lung Cancer Mortality among White Females in the U.S. Computers and Biomedical Research 12:313- 325...

... is the product of a complicated interaction between short-distance mov- pected years with moves is basically the same as for all so called double decre- ment life tables. The age-education- specific rates of moving are multiplied by the appropriate nLg; values from a life table, giving the expected years...

.... Malaker. 1962. Reliability of data relating to contra- ceptive practice. In Clyde V. Kiser (ed Research in Family Planning. Princeton: Princeton University Press. Potter, Robert G. 1967. The multiple decre- ment life table as an approach to the mea- surement of use effectiveness and demog- raphic...

... force based on the total population between ages 18 and 65 would have been found to be insignifi- cantly altered over this period. How- ever, Table 3 indicates that using work- ing-life tables, the 1970 labor force is considerably more favorable to advance- ment as each rank is reached at a young- er...

...). A somewhat exaggerated hypothesis based on this view is that among couples at similar stages in the life cycle, the association between employ- ment and fertility is spurious, caused by their joint determination by spouses' earn- ings potentials. Wage rates are used to measure spouses' earnings potentials...

... INVOLVEMENT WITH ADOLESCENTS IN INTACT FAMILIES: THE INFLUENCE OF FATHERS OVER THE LIFE COURSE· KATHLEEN MULLAN HARRIS, FRANK F. FURSTENBERG, JR., AND JEREMY K. MARMER We measure the quality and quantity offathers' involvement with adolescent children in intact families over time using longitu- dinal data...

... in the second or third year of life has statistically significant negative effects on two of the age/outcomes for Hispanic children. The results in Table 2 imply that for white children, the negative effects of first-year maternal employment are offset by positive effects of second- and third-year employ- ment...

... 1970 into three groups: low fertility (CBR under 25); in transition (CBR 25 to 40); and high fertil- ity (CBR over 40). The lowest develop- ment threshold value is estimated by the lowest value on, say, life expectancy among the low fertility countries. The upper range of the threshold value...

...Barbara A. Anderson; Brian D. Silver 9 1 2011 © Population Association of America 1985 1985 School Enrollment Birth Registration Model Life Table Census Count Census Enumeration References Abakumov A. A. ( 1974 ). Narodnoe obrazovanie v SSSR...

...) was constant at all ages, say u, then the question is imme- diately answered: a I percent improve- ment at all ages increases the expectation of life by I percent; in that case eo = I//l, and eo* = ll(l + b Insofar as /lex) is not constant but increasing, the I percent improvement at all ages increases eo...