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Trends of Recorded and Projected Total Fertility Rate and those by Birth Order: A. Polish and Japanese Cohorts

Trends of Recorded and Projected Total Fertility Rate and those by Birth Order: A. Polish and Japanese Cohorts

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Figure 1. Process of Total Fertility Rate to the Lowest Level in Poland...
Figure 2. Trends of Mean Age at First Birth in Poland, Japan and Sweden
Figure 3. Trends of First Marriage Rate in Poland, Japan and Sweden
Figure 5. Observed Age Specific First Marriage Rates and Fitted GLG...
Figure 9. Trends of Recorded and Projected Total Fertility Rate and...
Cohort Process to the Lowest Fertility in Poland and Japan: Finding A Common Path in Distant Societies
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  • Jan 2006
In this study, the cohort processes of the recent decline of the Polish and Japanese fertility to historical low are compared in terms of lifetime measures of first marriage and birth by birth order. Timing and prevalence measures of those life events are estimated and projected with empirically adjusted Coale-McNeil model for female cohorts of bot...
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... the Polish female cohorts of 1945-1975 7 , trends of the total fertility rate (TFR), and the mean age at birth and those by birth order are shown in Figure 9, and 10 respectively. ...
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... with accelerated decline in Polish fertility after cohort of 1970 together with slow down early 70's cohorts in Japan, the gap has rapidly reduced expecting for them to cross each other among cohorts of late 70's. 1940 1945 1950 1955 1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 Cohort 1940 1945 1950 1955 1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 Cohort 1935 1940 1945 1950 1955 1960 1965 1970 1975 Cohort The rapid reduction in fertility among cohorts born after 70's in Poland is brought about by reduction in second and third birth as is seen in Figure 9.B. ...