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model migration schedule: a standalone construct

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Demography

a parametric curve describing the regular age pattern of migration rates, with peaks in early childhood, young adulthood and retirement.

In demography, model migration schedule refers to a parametric curve describing the regular age pattern of migration rates, with peaks in early childhood, young adulthood and retirement. This meaning comes from Rogers (1978) in Canadian Studies in Population.[1]

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References

Rogers, A. (1978). Model migration schedules: an application using data for the Soviet Union. Canadian Studies in Population, 5, 85. https://doi.org/10.25336/p67s50

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