Population
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Volume 58, Number 4-5

Population
2003/4 Vol. 58


200 pages

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Table of contents
Figures
Table 1
Table 1

Population of the Macedonian republic by ethnic group and religion, 1994 census

Table 2
Table 2

Socio-economic indicators by ethnic group, 1994

Table 3
Table 3

Total fertility rates by ethnic group, simulation 1971-1996 (number of children per woman)

Table 4
Table 4

Population size, 1971-1994, by ethnic group, from the simulation and the censuses

Table 5
Table 5

Comparison of the population of electoral age in 2002 and voting by ethnic group in the parliamentary elections of September 2002

Table 6
Table 6

Estimation of population by ethnic group, November 2002 (in thousands)

Tableau

Population of Macedonia by age group, sex and ethnic group, 1971

Tableau

Bongaarts and Bulatao’s model applied to the population of Macedonia, 1994-2075

Figure 1
Figure 1

Total fertility rate in European and eastern European regions, 1980-2000

Source: Council of Europe (2001, 2002).

Figure 2
Figure 2

Mean age of mothers at birth of first child in European and eastern European regions, 1980-2000

Sources: Eurostat (2002, 2003), Council of Europe (2001, 2002), Toulemon and Mazuy (2001).

Figure 3
Figure 3

First-order TFR (TFR1) and mean age of mothers at birth of first child. selected countries, 1970-2001

Sources: Eurostat (2002, 2003), Council of Europe (2001, 2002), CNPS (1990-1997), CSU (2000b), FSU (1981-1989), GUS (1991-1995).

Figure 4
Figure 4

Age-specific fertility rates (ASFR) of women in selected countries and regions in 1989 and 2000

Sources: Eurostat (2002, 2003), Avdeev and Blum (2002), CNPS (1990), CSU (2000b), DASS (1999), GUS (1991), SB (1994, 2001) and unpublished national data.

Figure 5
Figure 5

Total fertility rate (TFR), unadjusted and adjusted order-specific TFRs, and parity-specific indexes of total fertility (PATFR) for the Czech Republic and Romania in 1989-2000

Sources: data from CSU (2000a, 2000b), CNPS (1990-1997), and Eurostat (2003).

Figure 6
Figure 6

First births as a proportion of total births, 1988-2000 (in %)

Source: Council of Europe (2002).

Figure 7
Figure 7

Proportion of children born out of marriage in European and eastern European regions, 1980-2000 (in %)

Source: Council of Europe (2001, 2002).

Figure 8
Figure 8

Total first marriage rates (TFMR) of women in European and eastern European regions, 1980-2000

Source: Council of Europe (2001, 2002).

Figure 9
Figure 9

Extramarital births (in %) and proportion of women cohabiting at ages 25-29 in eastern European countries (various years)

Sources: FFS (1991-1998) and RHS (1993-1999) surveys (% of women cohabiting), Council of Europe (2000, 2001) for extramarital births.

Figure 10
Figure 10

Partnership status at birth of first child among women aged 20-24 with at least one child

Sources: FFS (1991-1998) surveys.

Table 1
Table 1

Estimated total induced abortion rates, 1985-2000

Table 2
Table 2

Current contraceptive use among women in union aged 25-29 in Central and Eastern Europe during the 1990s (in %)

Table 3
Table 3

Total fertility rate (TFR), unadjusted and adjusted by the Bongaarts-Feeney method, all birth orders and at birth order 1 (TFR1), 1990-2000

Figure 11
Figure 11

Relationship between change in mean age of women at birth of first child and percentage change in real wages. Central and Eastern European countries, 1989 to 1999

Sources: UNICEF (2001) for data on wages, Council of Europe (2002) for fertility data. Change in the mean age for Ukraine was estimated on the basis of the most recent data (1993) and trends in related indicators (mean age at childbearing and overall fertility rates by age) in the following period.

Tableau
Tableau
Figure
Table 1
Table 1

Origin of infertility in couples

Table 2
Table 2

Medically assisted fertilization in France, 1982-1999 (estimates)

Table 3
Table 3

Medically assisted fertilization in 18 European countries, 1998 (estimates)

Figure 1
Figure 1

Use of assisted fertilization (measured by the number of cycles per 10,000 women aged 15-49 years) and demographic and economic indicators

Sources: European Report on In Vitro Fertilization 1998 (Nygren and Andersen, 2001b), Observatoire démographique européen, Eurostat Yearbook 2002 and Bilan démographique des pays développés (Sardon, 2002).

Figure 2
Figure 2

IVF success rate by age of woman, 1987-1996 (%)

Source: Data from FIVNAT (Contraception, Fertilité, Sexualité, 1997, 25(7-8), pp. 503-506, Table 2)

Table 4
Table 4

Medically assisted reproduction with sperm donation, France, 1986-1998 (estimates)

Table 5
Table 5

Acceptance of IFV and AID in France in 1994, by sex and experience or not of difficulties in having a child (%)

Figure 3
Figure 3

Proportion of conventional IVF and ICSI among in vitro fertilizations registered in FIVNAT, 1992-2000 (%)

Source: FIVNAT.

Figure 4
Figure 4

Numbers of conventional IVF, ICSI, and AID performed in France, 1986-1999

Sources: The annual number of AID (number of insemination cycles) comes from the annual reports of the CECOS Federation. The annual number of retrievals (including both conventional IVF and ICSI) comes from the centres’ activity reports. The estimate of the number of conventional IVF and the number of ICSI has been produced by applying the annual proportion of ICSI observed in the FIVNAT survey.

Figure 5
Figure 5

ICSI as a proportion of the IVF performed in twenty countries in 1995 and 1998 (%)

Source : World reports (see footnote 10).

Figure 1
Figure 1

Age pyramid of the French population on 1 January 2003

Source: INSEE.

Table A
Table A

Fertility trend by age group since 1997 (per 1,000 women)

Table B
Table B

Order-specific decomposition of the total fertility rate (number of children per 1,000 women)

Figure 2
Figure 2

Order-specific decomposition of the total fertility rate (number of children per 1,000 women)

Source: See Table B.

Figure 3
Figure 3

Proportion of marriages involving at least one foreign spouse (per 100 marriages)

Source: INSEE, vital statistics.

Table C
Table C

Civil solidarity pacts (PACS) recorded in metropolitan France

Figure 4
Figure 4

Total first marriage rates (sum of age-specific rates) and total rates of remarriage of the divorced (sum of rates by duration since divorce) (per 100 men or per 100 women)

Source: INSEE, vital statistics, and French Ministry of Justice.

Figure 5
Figure 5

Divorce probabilities for selected marriage durations since 1980 (per 1,000)

Sources: French Ministry of Justice and INSEE.

Figure 6
Figure 6

Duration-specific divorce probabilities in the 1960-1995 marriage cohorts (per 1,000)

Table D
Table D

Estimate(1) of the final proportion of marriages terminated by divorce in the 1960-1990 marriage cohorts

Figure 7
Figure 7

Mortality decline at each age between 1990 and 2000 (ratio of age-specific probabilities)

Figure 8
Figure 8

Excess male mortality at each age, c.1990 and c.2000 (ratio of male probability to female probability)

Sources: INSEE, life tables for 1989-1991 and 1999-2001.

Table E
Table E

“Avoidable” mortality before age 65 related to risk behaviours, in 1989 and 1999

Table 1
Table 1

Population change (in thousands) and crude rates (per 1,000)a

Table 2
Table 2

Age distribution of the population of metropolitan France on 1 January (%)

Table 3
Table 3

Legal long-term immigration by registration status

Table 4
Table 4

Fertility since 1970

Table 5
Table 5

Cohort fertility: cumulative fertility to selected ages, estimated completed fertility (mean number of children per 100 women), and mean age of childbearing (in years and tenths of years)

Table6
Table6

Total fertility rates for western Europe (average number of children per woman)

Table 7
Table 7

Cohort fertility in Western Europe

Table 8
Table 8

Number of abortions and annual indices since 1985

Table 9
Table 9

Characteristics of nuptiality and divorce since 1985

Table 10
Table 10

Characteristics of nuptiality by birth cohort

Table 11
Table 11

Characteristics of overall mortality since 1985

Table 12
Table 12

Life expectancy at birth in Western Europe in 2001

Table 13
Table 13

Infant mortality in Western Europe (rate per 1,000 live births)

Table 14
Table 14

Standardized death rates by sex and groups of causes of death

Figure 1
Figure 1

Age at first union for men and women since the 1930 cohort

Source: INSEE-INED, 1999 EHF survey.

Figure 2
Figure 2

Age-specific rates of rates union formation in the 1955 and 1965 cohorts (per 100 men or 100 women of each age)

Source: INSEE-INED, 1999 EHF survey.

Figure 3
Figure 3

Period indicators of first union formation, and of first marriages for women, 1960-1998 (per 100 men or 100 women)

Source: INSEE-INED, 1999 EHF survey.

Figure 4
Figure 4

Proportion of unemployed young people aged 20-24 (per 100 men or 100 women of the same age), and period indicator of first union formation (sum of rates per 100, right-hand scale)

Source: Meron and Minni, 1995; INSEE-INED, 1999 EHF survey.

Figure 5
Figure 5

Proportions of men and women never having lived in union before age 50 by cohort (%)

Source: INSEE-INED, 1999 EHF survey.

Table A
Table A

Proportions of men and women reporting at least one union or marriage, and not giving date of entry into union (per 100 men or 100 women in each group of cohorts)

Table B
Table B

Age at completion of education, age at first union, and frequency of first unions since the 1930 cohort

Table C
Table C

Period indicators of first union formation, 1960-1998 (per 100 men or 100 women)