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Population, no. 4, Dec 2012
This short paper considers a number of temporal and spatial models that can be used for internati... more This short paper considers a number of temporal and spatial models that can be used for international comparison of internal migration levels across all countries of the world. First, among the various spatial models used, the model linking migrations to the zoning of the territory provides a simple summary of this relationship, but its parameters do not have a clear plain language meaning for international comparison. Second, the “migrant-migration” model derives an instantaneous rate based on migrant numbers measured over variable durations that is independent of multiple and return moves occurring over a longer interval. International comparison is thus only possible for the instantaneous mobility rate (change of residence), a standard indicator whose meaning is clear. The authors use numerous examples to show that the simultaneous use of both types of
models provides a means, under certain conditions, to approximate such a rate, that can be linked to the parameters of these models. The validity of these models can be tested and confirmed using data from countries where direct measures of changes of residence are available.
The constructed Indonesian life table here is a cooperative effort of the demographers and epidem... more The constructed Indonesian life table here is a cooperative effort of the demographers and epidemiologists from the Health Services and Technological Research & Development Center – National Institute of Health Research and Development in collaboration with experts from the Demographic Institute, University of Indonesia, Central Bureau of Statistics and Family Planning Coordinating Board.
Description Studies on population dynamic have revealed that as the trends and patterns of demogr... more Description Studies on population dynamic have revealed that as the trends and patterns of demographic variables have changed the distribution shapes may also change. In fertility, for example, the decline in total fertility rates (TFR) may be followed by the shifting in the ...
14th Biennial Conference, Australian …, Jan 1, 2011
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2009 Annual Meeting of the …, Jan 1, 2011
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Population, no. 4, Dec 2012
This short paper considers a number of temporal and spatial models that can be used for internati... more This short paper considers a number of temporal and spatial models that can be used for international comparison of internal migration levels across all countries of the world. First, among the various spatial models used, the model linking migrations to the zoning of the territory provides a simple summary of this relationship, but its parameters do not have a clear plain language meaning for international comparison. Second, the “migrant-migration” model derives an instantaneous rate based on migrant numbers measured over variable durations that is independent of multiple and return moves occurring over a longer interval. International comparison is thus only possible for the instantaneous mobility rate (change of residence), a standard indicator whose meaning is clear. The authors use numerous examples to show that the simultaneous use of both types of
models provides a means, under certain conditions, to approximate such a rate, that can be linked to the parameters of these models. The validity of these models can be tested and confirmed using data from countries where direct measures of changes of residence are available.
The constructed Indonesian life table here is a cooperative effort of the demographers and epidem... more The constructed Indonesian life table here is a cooperative effort of the demographers and epidemiologists from the Health Services and Technological Research & Development Center – National Institute of Health Research and Development in collaboration with experts from the Demographic Institute, University of Indonesia, Central Bureau of Statistics and Family Planning Coordinating Board.
Description Studies on population dynamic have revealed that as the trends and patterns of demogr... more Description Studies on population dynamic have revealed that as the trends and patterns of demographic variables have changed the distribution shapes may also change. In fertility, for example, the decline in total fertility rates (TFR) may be followed by the shifting in the ...
14th Biennial Conference, Australian …, Jan 1, 2011
skip nav. ...
2009 Annual Meeting of the …, Jan 1, 2011
Population Dynamics and Projection Methods, Jan 1, 2011
Australian Planner, Jan 1, 2010
Transformation of Australia's Population …, Jan 1, 1999
The Annals of Regional …, Jan 1, 2007