This paper outlines a theoretical framework for the consistent and policy relevant projection of populations disaggregated by sex, age, marital status, and region. The framework makes use of multistate life table and projection techniques, and a two-sex model of transitions between the married, divorced, and widowed states, to ensure the consistent determination of the future size and structure of the population on the basis of transitions assumed to occur over the projection period. It also uses model schedules to reduce the information load required for projection and to produce descriptive and interpretable parameters which can be explained and.projected with the aid of an economic model that relates these parameters of demographic trans...
Forecasts of changes in income distribution that rely entirely on modelling changes in the personal ...
The paper outlines a new model for demographic projections by detailed population categories that ar...
BACKGROUND The standard method of projecting living arrangements and households in Australia and New...
This paper outlines a theoretical framework for the consistent and policy relevant projection of pop...
Multistate transition models provide an analytical framework for situations in which there exists a ...
This article presents a procedure for estimating time-varying sex-age-specific occurrence/exposure (...
This paper proposes procedures for estimating age-status-specific demographic rates to ensure that t...
The authors set out to make medium-term projections of housing demand for subnational regions of Aus...
This paper proposes a simple method that analytically links the parameters alpha and beta, which are...
A dynamic, two-sex, age-structured marriage model is presented. Part 1 focused on first marriage onl...
The author presents a multistate model for projecting regional populations by Indigenous status. Pre...
This paper proposes a simple method that analytically links the parameters alpha and beta, which are...
This chapter presents the major principles of multistate demographic accounting developed by Philip ...
Microsimulation (MS) is distinguished from other approaches to distributional analysis in that it re...
Despite the considerable expansion of demographic projection activity in Australia over the past two...
Forecasts of changes in income distribution that rely entirely on modelling changes in the personal ...
The paper outlines a new model for demographic projections by detailed population categories that ar...
BACKGROUND The standard method of projecting living arrangements and households in Australia and New...
This paper outlines a theoretical framework for the consistent and policy relevant projection of pop...
Multistate transition models provide an analytical framework for situations in which there exists a ...
This article presents a procedure for estimating time-varying sex-age-specific occurrence/exposure (...
This paper proposes procedures for estimating age-status-specific demographic rates to ensure that t...
The authors set out to make medium-term projections of housing demand for subnational regions of Aus...
This paper proposes a simple method that analytically links the parameters alpha and beta, which are...
A dynamic, two-sex, age-structured marriage model is presented. Part 1 focused on first marriage onl...
The author presents a multistate model for projecting regional populations by Indigenous status. Pre...
This paper proposes a simple method that analytically links the parameters alpha and beta, which are...
This chapter presents the major principles of multistate demographic accounting developed by Philip ...
Microsimulation (MS) is distinguished from other approaches to distributional analysis in that it re...
Despite the considerable expansion of demographic projection activity in Australia over the past two...
Forecasts of changes in income distribution that rely entirely on modelling changes in the personal ...
The paper outlines a new model for demographic projections by detailed population categories that ar...
BACKGROUND The standard method of projecting living arrangements and households in Australia and New...