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Hamilton-Perry method: a standalone construct

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Mathematical demography

a short projection method that ages populations forward using ratios of cohort sizes between two counts.

In mathematical demography, Hamilton-Perry method refers to a short projection method that ages populations forward using ratios of cohort sizes between two counts. This meaning comes from Hamilton (1962) in Social Forces.[1]

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References

Hamilton, C. H., & Perry, J. (1962). A Short Method for Projecting Population By Age from One Decennial Census to Another. Social Forces, 41(2), 163-170. https://doi.org/10.2307/2573607

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