World population projections 1989-90 edition : short and long term estimates
Bulatao, Rodolfo A.....[et.al]
World population projections 1989-90 edition : short and long term estimates - Baltimore John Hopkins University Press 1990 - 421 p.
This edition of World Population Projections contains the most up-to-date assessment of demographic prospects through the year 2150. From data available as of mid-1989, demographic profiles are drawn for 187 countries, economics, and territories. These detailed projections show total population by age and sex, birth and death rates, migration levels, population growth, fertility and reproduction rates, infant mortality, and life expectancy. Included as a new indicator is the age dependency ratio, which compares the population und-25 and over 64 years of age to the working age population.
In addition to the country profiles, World Population Projections contains projections for the world as a whole, for developed and developing countries, and for particular regions and income groups. Mortality, fertility, and migration rends are Highlighted.
The methodology used in making the projections has been revised to remove much of the subjectivity of population forecasting and to provide proper differentiation among countries. The introduction describes the new methodology and includes an expanded Est of data sources.
0801840945
Population
304.62 BUL 1989-90.
World population projections 1989-90 edition : short and long term estimates - Baltimore John Hopkins University Press 1990 - 421 p.
This edition of World Population Projections contains the most up-to-date assessment of demographic prospects through the year 2150. From data available as of mid-1989, demographic profiles are drawn for 187 countries, economics, and territories. These detailed projections show total population by age and sex, birth and death rates, migration levels, population growth, fertility and reproduction rates, infant mortality, and life expectancy. Included as a new indicator is the age dependency ratio, which compares the population und-25 and over 64 years of age to the working age population.
In addition to the country profiles, World Population Projections contains projections for the world as a whole, for developed and developing countries, and for particular regions and income groups. Mortality, fertility, and migration rends are Highlighted.
The methodology used in making the projections has been revised to remove much of the subjectivity of population forecasting and to provide proper differentiation among countries. The introduction describes the new methodology and includes an expanded Est of data sources.
0801840945
Population
304.62 BUL 1989-90.