Eurostat serves as a point of reference for demographic data on European countries. Data on population, vital events and migration are collected regularly ...

Demography is typically defined as the study of human populations and the changes in their quantity associated with migration, fertility, and mortality.

Demographic data refers to data which relates to a particular population which is used to identify particular characteristics or features.

Demographic Analysis – this deals with the study of the components of change in the population. These components are also called population dynamics, i.e. ...

Rates of Vital Events. 11. Mortality Rates. 16. Life Tables. 33. Morbidity Statistics. 73. Fertility Rates. 79. Population Estimates & Projections. 94. By ...

These may seem like mundane questions, but to demographers the answers yield data that are critical to understanding past trends and forecasting the future.

Crude birth and death rates are the number of live births and (total) deaths, respectively, per thousand persons in the same year. The denominators of these.

The term demography is made up of two words: “Demos”, which means “population”, and “-graphy”, which means “describe.” One can then say that demography is ...

Basic Demographic Indicators constitute a statistical operation formed by a set of indicators that allow analysing how basic demographic phenomena occur in ...

Types of PopulaƟon EsƟmates. PopulaƟon esƟmates can be divided into several types on the basis of their Ɵme reference and how they are derived.