Migration policy
Measures aimed at controlling (or possibly encouraging) migration between the receiving country and sending countries.
Measures aimed at controlling (or possibly encouraging) migration between the receiving country and sending countries.
Policy which attempt to act indirectly on fertility rates (either towards an increase, or more often a decrease in developing countries)
Measures taken by the authorities to limit the cost burden of raising children or to help families in certain situations.
Legally defined conjugal status (de jure status): single, married, widowed, divorced. Does not encompass civil partnership or consensual union (de facto status).
The mathematical average age of all the members of a population.For instance, mean age at childbearing in 2006, mean retirement age etc.
Long-term cohabitation of an unmarried couple.
Probability of an event occurring between two ages (or durations) among people who have not previously experienced it.
The total fertility rate (TFR) can be interpreted as the number of children a woman would have during her lifetime if she were to experience the fertility rates of the period at each age. Though the TFR and completed fertility are often at similar levels, the two indicators may diverge when fertility timing is modified. Postponement of births brings down ...
Citizenship is the status of a legal member of a sovereign state.
Inability of a man or woman to produce a live birth. Sterility may be the result of a physiological incapacity (infecundity) or voluntary sterilization.