bombay_1951

Population data for Bombay by age in 1941 and 1951

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Tools for estimating, measuring and working with migration data.

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migest

Methods for the Indirect Estimation of Bilateral Migration

bombay_1951 function

Data frame with 13 rows and 5 columns:<dl>
 <dt>age_1941</dt>
<dd>Age group in 1941</dd> <dt>age_1951</dt>
<dd>Age group in 1951</dd> <dt>pop_1941</dt>
<dd>Enumerated population in 1941</dd> <dt>pop_1951</dt>
<dd>Enumerated population in 1951</dd> <dt>sr</dt>
<dd>Census survival ratio derived from the United Nations model life table corresponding to a life expectancy at birth of45 years for males. See Manual III: Methods for Population Projections by Sex and Age (United Nations publication, Sales No.: 56.XIII.3).</dd>
</dl>

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Bombay population totals in 1941 and 1951 by age — bombay_1951

Data frame with 13 rows and 5 columns:<dl>
 <dt>age_1941</dt>
<dd>Age group in 1941</dd>

 <dt>age_1951</dt>
<dd>Age group in 1951</dd>

 <dt>pop_1941</dt>
<dd>Enumerated population in 1941</dd>

 <dt>pop_1951</dt>
<dd>Enumerated population in 1951</dd>

 <dt>sr</dt>
<dd>Census survival ratio derived from the United Nations model life table corresponding to a life expectancy at birth of45 years for males. See Manual III: Methods for Population Projections by Sex and Age (United Nations publication, Sales No.: 56.XIII.3).</dd>


</dl>

bombay_1951: Bombay population totals in 1941 and 1951 by age

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