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Mortality tempo-adjustment

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Insurance, Mortality, Demography, Risk Management Historical Economic and Social Studies Family Dynamics and Relationships

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The number of scholars following the tempo approach in fertility continues to grow, whereas tempo-adjustment in mortality generally still is rejected. This rejection is irrational in principle, as the basic idea behind the tempo approach is independent

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