Titlebook: Contemporary Demographic Transformations in China, India and Indonesia; Christophe Z. Guilmoto,Gavin W. Jones Book 2016 Springer Internati

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Manfred Jürgen Matschke,Gerrit Br?selludes the age transition, changes in sex composition, educational expansion as well as population redistribution. Social and regional disaggregation is again crucial for our understanding of trends since the most urbanized parts of China, India and Indonesia tend to concentrate all features of moder

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-4462-7xperienced faster reductions in mortality, with a converging pattern across Indian states. The gender gap in mortality has reversed and is more favorable to females. A north-south gradient in mortality is still observed. The rural–urban gap in infant mortality has reduced over time, with a clear sta

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Unternehmensübergabe nachhaltig gestalten lowering the IMR and U5MR..Indonesia is still facing high childhood mortality rates with wide disparities among regions. Regional inequality in mortality rates should be taken into consideration in developing policies for reducing mortality. Evidence-based planning, however, requires reliable and t

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Drehbuch für ein glückliches Enderonounced, with limited evidence of regional convergence over the last decades. The chapter ends with a review of the main epidemiological and demographic implications of mortality decline in Asia’s three demographic giants.

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