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Fertility measures

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dropped

the TFR in world regions ________ in the past decades

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actually

age specific fertility rates help us to know what women _________ did

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mortality

the GRR doesn't account for ________

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1

if the GRR = 1, women end up with ____ daughter

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big

when there is high mortality, there is a _______ difference between GRR and NRR

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childbearing

for the NRR, we use the probability of surviving to the mean age of ______

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survive

the NRR takes into account only girls who ______

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later

the decrease in child mortality in Norway happened ________ in Greece

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replacement fertility

fertility level necessary so that exactly 1 daughter per woman will survive to have children herself (so the population can replace itself)

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replacement

when the NRR = 1, it's the _________ level fertility

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greater

the TFR is always ________ than 2.04 (2.1)

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0

a population that has replacement level fertility has an eventual __________ growth but not immediate

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migration

a population that has replacement level fertility can still be growing due to momentum and ________

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cohort measures

measures that look over many different periods for 1 cohort

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Completed Fertility Rate

average number of children actually born to women over their reproductive ages

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cohorts, end

the Completed Fertility Rate refers to real __________ and is not very current since it can only be measured for women at the ________ of childbearing

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past

the Completed Fertility Rate tells you about the ______, not the present

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waited

cohort measures are flatter because people adjusted and _______ to have kids

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children

for Canadian women, they didn't delay childbearing they just didn't have ________

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quantum

refers to a number

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tempo

refers to the timing

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tempo, quantum

observed changes in the period TFR may be due to when people have kids and how many kids they have

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quantum

observed changes in the cohort TFR can only be due to changes in ________

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end

cohort rates are calculated after everyone reaches the _______ of reproductive years

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year, wait

period rates are calculated every _________ for anyone in the reproductive years so we don't have to ________ to have them

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later

if period rates are lower but cohort rates remain stable, this means women are having children _______

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5

a high TFR is more than ____

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3-5

a moderate TFR is between

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3

a low TFR is less than ___

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