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Basic components of demographic change |
births, migration, deaths |
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cohort categories |
age, race, sex |
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fertility rate |
the number of births per year per 1000 women aged 15-44 |
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age-specific fertility rate |
the number of births per year per 1000 women in a specific age cohort |
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birth rate |
the number of births per year per 1000 population |
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migration interval |
period of time over which migration is measured |
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residential mobility rate |
the proportion of the population that changes residence over an interval |
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mover |
a person who changes hers/his place of usual residence from one address to another |
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migrant |
a person who changes hers/his place of usual residence from one political or administrative area to another; all migrants are movers, but not all movers are migrants |
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gross migration |
the movement of migrants into our out of an area, with separate consideration of in-migrants and out-migrants |
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net migration |
the difference between the number of in-migrants and the number of out-migrants |
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internal (domestic) migration |
migration from one place to another within the same country |
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international (foreign) migration |
migration from one country to another |
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immigrant |
a citizen or permanent resident of one country who moves into the reference country to establish permanent residence there |
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emigrant |
a citizen or permanent resident of the reference country who moves to another country to establish permanent residence there |
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residual method for calculating migration |
identifies migration as the residual of population change, births and deaths between two time periods |
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gross migration method |
utilized survey data (such as census data) providing counts of in-migrants and out-migrants down to county level |
