In spite of the remarkable downward trend in fertility that characterizes Portugal, birth seasonality is still evident. A time series analysis of the data shows that, in general, May and September are months where more births take place and that December and February are the months with the lowest figures. In particular, the September peak in births, which is the most remarkable result, is shown to be related to end-of-year (economic) expectations
Synchronous with the decline in fertility that took place in the post-war period in the Netherlands,...
Bravo, J. M., & Coelho, E. (2019). Forecasting Subnational Monthly Births and Deaths using Seasonal ...
Is fertility in Portugal different from the European context? Is this a particular situation, is onl...
Portugal is characterised by a noteworthy decline in fertility, which is a phenomenon that requires ...
Portugal is characterised by a noteworthy decline in fertility, which is a phenomenon that requires ...
Background and aim: Several seasonal variations have been found in birth rates in different countrie...
Bravo, J. M., & Coelho, E. I. F. (2020). Forecasting small population monthly fertility and mortalit...
When we establish a comparison between period fertility rates in 2000-2005 and 2006- 2010, in the Eu...
Over the past thirty years, the seasonal pattern of births in France has evolved gradually, with a l...
The main aim of this study is to identify the geographical seasonal mortality patterns in Portugal ...
In the 17th century in France, there were more births between January and April, and fewer between M...
Between October 6, 1997 and April 30, 1999, 5011 births (mean: 8.76 per day) were registered in the ...
The objective of this paper is to analyse temporal birth weight variation, its relationship to the f...
The number of births varies markedly by season, but the causes of this variation are not well unders...
Portugal is characterized by a huge decline in the birth rate, which is a phenomenon that requires -...
Synchronous with the decline in fertility that took place in the post-war period in the Netherlands,...
Bravo, J. M., & Coelho, E. (2019). Forecasting Subnational Monthly Births and Deaths using Seasonal ...
Is fertility in Portugal different from the European context? Is this a particular situation, is onl...
Portugal is characterised by a noteworthy decline in fertility, which is a phenomenon that requires ...
Portugal is characterised by a noteworthy decline in fertility, which is a phenomenon that requires ...
Background and aim: Several seasonal variations have been found in birth rates in different countrie...
Bravo, J. M., & Coelho, E. I. F. (2020). Forecasting small population monthly fertility and mortalit...
When we establish a comparison between period fertility rates in 2000-2005 and 2006- 2010, in the Eu...
Over the past thirty years, the seasonal pattern of births in France has evolved gradually, with a l...
The main aim of this study is to identify the geographical seasonal mortality patterns in Portugal ...
In the 17th century in France, there were more births between January and April, and fewer between M...
Between October 6, 1997 and April 30, 1999, 5011 births (mean: 8.76 per day) were registered in the ...
The objective of this paper is to analyse temporal birth weight variation, its relationship to the f...
The number of births varies markedly by season, but the causes of this variation are not well unders...
Portugal is characterized by a huge decline in the birth rate, which is a phenomenon that requires -...
Synchronous with the decline in fertility that took place in the post-war period in the Netherlands,...
Bravo, J. M., & Coelho, E. (2019). Forecasting Subnational Monthly Births and Deaths using Seasonal ...
Is fertility in Portugal different from the European context? Is this a particular situation, is onl...