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Linkages of Intrinsic to Age-Specific Rates

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A change in the birth rate or the death rate at a particular age of women affects the overall increase of a population, its age distribution, and other features; the article finds simple formulas for the amount of effect. It implicitly compares two populations in which fertility and mortality remain constant for a long period of time, the two differing only in respect to the birth or death rate at one age. The appendix table displays all results.

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1968World population : an analysis of vital data 1956The Effects of Changes in Mortality and Fertility on Age Composition

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