Add to ORKGWe extend Nathan Keyfitz research on continuous change in life expectancy over time by presenting and proving a new formula for decomposing such change. The formula separates change in life expectancy over time into two terms. The first term captures the general effect of reduction in death rates at all ages, and the second term captures the effect of heterogeneity in the pace of improvement in mortality at different ages. We extend the formula to decompose change in life expectancy into age-specific and cause-specific components, and apply the methods to analyze changes in life expectancy in Sweden and Japan.</p
Life-expectancy and Life-years lost are frequently used and analyzed indices of survival. Life table...
This article uses Swedish life tables to examine saving years of life at different ages in order to ...
The momentous transition from high to low mortality - and thereby to modernsociety - has been thorou...
We extend Nathan Keyfitz research on continuous change in life expectancy over time by presenting an...
We extend Nathan Keyfitz research on continuous change in life expectancy over time by presenting an...
'This article extends Nathan Keyfitz's research on continuous change in life expectancy over time. A...
<b>Background</b>: In most developed countries, mortality reductions in the first half of the 20th c...
At current mortality rates, life expectancy is most responsive to change in mortality rates at older...
A New Method for Attributing Changes in Life Expectancy to Various Causes of Death, with Application...
Measuring and explaining the effects of mortality changes on life expectancy has been discussed for ...
Abstract. Mortality decline has historically been a result of reductions in the level of mortality a...
Earlier Chandra Sekar (1949) and Arriaga (1984) followed by several others, suggested different form...
With the fall of mortality, the frequency distribution of ages at death has been shifting towards ol...
As people live longer, ages at death are becoming more similar. This dual advance over the last two ...
As people live longer, ages at death are becoming more similar. This dual advance over the last two ...
Life-expectancy and Life-years lost are frequently used and analyzed indices of survival. Life table...
This article uses Swedish life tables to examine saving years of life at different ages in order to ...
The momentous transition from high to low mortality - and thereby to modernsociety - has been thorou...
We extend Nathan Keyfitz research on continuous change in life expectancy over time by presenting an...
We extend Nathan Keyfitz research on continuous change in life expectancy over time by presenting an...
'This article extends Nathan Keyfitz's research on continuous change in life expectancy over time. A...
<b>Background</b>: In most developed countries, mortality reductions in the first half of the 20th c...
At current mortality rates, life expectancy is most responsive to change in mortality rates at older...
A New Method for Attributing Changes in Life Expectancy to Various Causes of Death, with Application...
Measuring and explaining the effects of mortality changes on life expectancy has been discussed for ...
Abstract. Mortality decline has historically been a result of reductions in the level of mortality a...
Earlier Chandra Sekar (1949) and Arriaga (1984) followed by several others, suggested different form...
With the fall of mortality, the frequency distribution of ages at death has been shifting towards ol...
As people live longer, ages at death are becoming more similar. This dual advance over the last two ...
As people live longer, ages at death are becoming more similar. This dual advance over the last two ...
Life-expectancy and Life-years lost are frequently used and analyzed indices of survival. Life table...
This article uses Swedish life tables to examine saving years of life at different ages in order to ...
The momentous transition from high to low mortality - and thereby to modernsociety - has been thorou...