ipumsi_age

Age specific migration and population counts for Brazil 2000 and France 2006 IPUMS International samples. 
Attempt to recreate the unsmoothed data used in the appendix of Bernard, Bell and Charles-Edwards (2014)

datasets

Tools for estimating, measuring and working with migration data.

Guy Abel

migest

Methods for the Indirect Estimation of Bilateral Migration

ipumsi_age function

Data frame with 202 rows and 4 columns:<dl>
 <dt>sample</dt>
<dd>IPUMS International sample - either BRA2000 or FRA2006</dd> <dt>age</dt>
<dd>Age on census data</dd> <dt>migrants</dt>
<dd>Number of migrants, defined by those who had changed usual place of residence to a different minor administrative region compared to usual place of residence five years prior to the census. Obtained by summing person weights for `migrate5` variable equal to any of code 12, 20 or 30.</dd> <dt>population</dt>
<dd>Population of each age group, obtained by summing person weights `perwt` variable.</dd>
</dl>

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Age specific migration and population counts from two IPUMSI samples — ipumsi_age

Data frame with 202 rows and 4 columns:<dl>
 <dt>sample</dt>
<dd>IPUMS International sample - either BRA2000 or FRA2006</dd>

 <dt>age</dt>
<dd>Age on census data</dd>

 <dt>migrants</dt>
<dd>Number of migrants, defined by those who had changed usual place of residence to a different minor administrative region compared to usual place of residence five years prior to the census. Obtained by summing person weights for `migrate5` variable equal to any of code 12, 20 or 30.</dd>

 <dt>population</dt>
<dd>Population of each age group, obtained by summing person weights `perwt` variable.</dd>


</dl>

ipumsi_age: Age specific migration and population counts from two IPUMSI samples

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