September 28

modeling

modeling

we get population counts between census by _______

modeling

using estimates of components of population change to forward the census data

components of population change

natural increase (birth + deaths) and migration

population registers

registers with continual updating of population in an area with population events

Asian

population registers are often used in ________ countries

births, deaths, moves

population registers record what?

location

population registers are ______-based

homogenous, apprehension

population registers are more successful among ethnic _______ populations because there is less _______ about data collection

frequent, address

population registers are more _______ than the census and don't need an _______ compared to the census

privacy

there is an increasing resistance to completing the census due to ________ concerns

administrative

population registers are linked with _________ data

countries

definitions and completeness of birth registration varies across and within _________

reliable

higher percent of birth registered = more _______ information

sample surveys

source of data that is done frequently. examples: Demographic Health Survey, EU Statistics on Income and Living Conditions

historical documents

source of data using parish/village registers or boat manifests

churches

parish/village registers were done by _______

homogenous, same

parish/village registers were more complete when the population was ______ because they had the _______ religion

deaths, births

parish/village registers were better for ______ than ______ because baptism was less popular than burial ceremonies

mortality

parish/village registers didn't took records of infant ______, only counted children baptized

immigration

boat manifests were used to analyze _________ waves

slaves

boat manifests were biased because they were selective! there were no lists of _______ passengers

denominator, numerator

for the CBR, the census gives us the _______ and the vital statistics give us the _______

ratios

type of measure: a single number that expresses relative size of 2 other numbers

sex

the most common ratio is the ______ ratio: boys/girls

proportions

type of measure: special type of ratio in which the denominator includes the numerator (ex: Dm = (Dm+Df))

percentages

type of measure: special type of proportion where the ratio is multiplied by 100

composition

ratios, proportions and percentages all measure the _______ of the population

dynamic

rates and rate of incidence are 2 types of ________ change measure

rates

type of measure: refers to the occurrence of events over a given interval in time

rate of incidence

type of measure: measures how often sometimes happens

person years

number of persons who were exposed to the risk of the event during the same time interval

1

someone who lived in Canada for a whole year = _____ person-year