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FERTILITY
LECTURE 31
H. Moch. Harris Suhamihardja, dr., MPH
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"IRT# R$TE
The "irth Rate % Cru!e "irth Rate &C"R'
Indicates the number of live births per 1,000population in a given year
Number of births
Total populationx k
38,868
1,62,86x 1, ! 2"#
e#$#
There %ere 2" births per 1, population in &u%ait in 1'8"
Around the world BR vary widely
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(ENER$L FERTILITY R$TE % FERTILITY
R$TE(FR is the number of live births per )*+++women ages ),-./ in a given year
GFR is somewhatmore refned measure than
the BR, because it relates births to the age-specifcgroup at risk o giving birth (women ages 15-4!
( of births 181,268 x 1, ! 62#
( %omen a$es 1)*"' 2,'23,3""
x k !
here were !" births per 1,000 women ages 1# $
%& in '(uador in 1&&#
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$(E-01ECIFIC FERTILITY R$TE &$0FR'
( of births to %omen a$es 2*2" 23,6'"
x k ! x 1, ! 81#"
( of %omen a$es 2*2" 2',''8
e#$
In Austria in 1&&%, there were about )1,% live birthsfor every 1,000 women ages "0*"%+
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Calulate the TFR 4 $ ountry5s TFR* )//.
$ge ofwomen
&)'
6 ofwomen
&7'
6 ofbirths tothat age
group
&8'
"irthsrate
&7' 4 &)'
&.'
$0FR
&8' 9 ,
), - )/ 7..*+++ .*.:. ;+)< ;+/+
7+ - 7. 77,*<++ 7<*+)8 ;)7. ;=7+
7, > 7/ )/.*7++ 8=*..+ ;)<< ;/.+
8+ > 8. )<7*8++ 7:*.+7 ;),+ ;:,+
8, > 8/ )<)*.++ ).*+.. ;+:: ;8<,
.+ > .. )::*=++ 8*):= +;)< ;+/+
., - ./ ),)*)++ )<7 ;++) ;++,
0um 7;<<
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In some !eveloping ountries the TFR is ? ,
hil!ren
In most !evelope! ountries the TFR is @ 7
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(R300 RE1R3DUCTI3N R$TE &(RR'
(RR is the average number of !aughter thatwoul! be born to a woman &or a group ofwomen' !uring her lifetime* if she passe!
through hil!bearing years onforming to the$0FR of a given year
(RR TFRA
daughter measures reroductio!
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NET RE1R3DUCTI3N R$TE &NRR'
NRR is the average number of !aughters thatwoul! be born to a woman &or group ofwomen' if she passe! through her lifetime
from birth onforming to the $0FR an!mortality rates of a given year
NRR (RRA
It is lower because it ta.es account the fact that some women will !ie before completing their
childbearing years
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.ountr/ 0 N
urkina Faso 3#) 2#"1
#&# #86 #8)
1993
hat means that if 1&&- fertility levels were tocontinue, a woman in BF would produce -,#daughters, on average, during her lifetime+
In the /, by contrast a woman would produce 1daughter on average her lifetime+
In BF2 1 daughter would die, on average before
completing her childbearing years+
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Referenes
1# 4opulation eferen5e ureau# Population Handbook ,
) e#, 2"
2# S#&# 7%an$a an .ho*ook T/e e#9# Teaching Health
Statistics : twenty lesson and seminar outlines# 0enea:
;orl Health <r$ani=ation,1'86