births_un: Estimates of births in China from the UN Population Division
In bayesiandemography/marital: Data on marriage in China
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Description
Total numbers of births in China, by age and 5-year period, as estimated
by the United Nations Population Division.
Usage
1
Format
An array with dimensions "status_parent",
"status_child", "age", and "time"
Details
We assume that children are born single, and that all births
are to married women.
Source
Table "Number of births by age of mother (thousands)"
in the United Nations Population Division online database
"World Population Prospects".
Data downloaded on 30 November 2017.
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Description Usage Format Details Source
Description
Total numbers of births in China, by age and 5-year period, as estimated by the United Nations Population Division.
Usage
1 |
Format
An array with dimensions "status_parent", "status_child", "age", and "time"
Details
We assume that children are born single, and that all births are to married women.
Source
Table "Number of births by age of mother (thousands)" in the United Nations Population Division online database "World Population Prospects". Data downloaded on 30 November 2017.
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