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demography

[de-mog´rah-fe]

the science dealing with populations, including matters of health, disease, births, and mortality.

de·mog·ra·phy

(dĕ-mog'ră-fē),

The study of populations, especially with reference to size, density, fertility, mortality, growth rate, age distribution, migration, and vital statistics.

[G. demos, people, + graphō, to write]

de·mog·ra·phy

(dĕ-mog'ră-fē)

The study of populations, especially with reference to size, density, fertility, mortality, growth rate, age distribution, migration, and vital statistics.

[G. demos, people, + graphō, to write]

demography

the study of human populations.

de·mog·ra·phy

(dĕ-mog'ră-fē)

Study of populations, especially with reference to size, density, fertility, mortality, growth rate, age distribution, migration, and vital statistics.

[G. demos, people, + graphō, to write]

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These efforts to explain changes in the aggregate LFPR by focusing on behavioral changes among certain demographic groups often neglect the simple algebraic contribution that population changes can make to the determination of the aggregate LFPR.

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If a school does not meet the performance goal for one demographic group, but reduces the number of children who are not proficient by 10 percent, the school will avoid federal penalties.

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However, the economy's aggregate unemployment rate is actually a weighted average of the unemployment rates of various demographic groups. The rate of each demographic group is influenced by that group's flows into and out of unemployment.

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