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Population Projections by Ethnic Group (2002)

Population Projections by Ethnic Group (2002)

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In recent years, there has been an increased need for statistical information and population projections for the minority ethnic populations resident in Britain. This publication has been written by members of an expert group of academic demographers, geographers and other researchers specialising in quantitative demographic ethnicity. It considers the feasibility and advantages of population projections based on ethnicity; outlines how fertility, migration and mortality could be estimated for different minority ethnic populations; and discusses possible theoretical models that could be used to make these projections.

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Pub dateJun 18, 2002
ISBN-100116215569
ISBN-139780116215567
LanguageEnglish
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