The demographic effect of mixed marriages
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The demographic effect of mixed marriages
This paper gives a formal expression for the demographic effect of mixed marriages, i.e., the effect on the number of children, and thereafter illustrates the long-term effects of these marriages with a simple simulation model.
- Åbo Akademi University Finland
Sweden, Family Characteristics, Developed Countries, Research, Culture, Population, Models, Theoretical, Scandinavian and Nordic Countries, Europe, Ethnicity, Population Characteristics, Marriage, Minority Groups, Demography
Sweden, Family Characteristics, Developed Countries, Research, Culture, Population, Models, Theoretical, Scandinavian and Nordic Countries, Europe, Ethnicity, Population Characteristics, Marriage, Minority Groups, Demography
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