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The sequential propensity household projection model

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Insurance, Mortality, Demography, Risk Management Family Dynamics and Relationships demographic modeling and climate adaptation

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The standard method of projecting living arrangements and households in Australia and New Zealand is the ‘propensity model', a type of extended headship rate model. Unfortunately it possesses a number of serious shortcomings, including internal inconsisten

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