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Some results from asian population growth studies

Seltzer, W.

Population Studies 23(3): 395-406

1969

ISSN/ISBN: 0032-4728
PMID: 22073956
DOI: 10.1080/00324728.1969.10405293
Document Number: 481214
Abstract Coverage estimates of births and deaths derived from the matching experience of a relatively comprehensive group of studies conducted in Asia and employing dual collection systems are resented and analysed. Major conclusions based on these Asian studies include: (1) coverage of live births has generally been more complete than that for deaths; (2) nevertheless, unadjusted rates of natural increase tend to be underestimates; (3) there is great variability within each type of collection system in the coverage rates observed; and (4) one-time household surveys, as a group, seem to be particularly subject to underreporting of vital events.

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