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UNVERSTY OF SWAZLAND FACULTY OF SOCAL SCENCES DEPARTMENT OF STATSTCS AND DEMOGRAPHY MAN EXAMNATON 2016 TTTLE OF PAPER: DEMOGRAPHC METHODS 1 COURSE NUMBER: DEM 201 TME ALLOWED: 2 Hours NSTRUCTONS: ANSWER QUESTON 1 AND ANY 1WO QUESTONS FROM SECTON B. ALL QUESTONS ARE WORTH 25 MARKS EACH. REQUREMENT: CALCULATOR THS PAPER SHOULD NOT BE OPENED UNTL PERMSSON HAS BEEN GVEN BY THE NVGLATOR. Page

SECTON A: COMPULSORY Queston 1 a) Why s t necessary to standardze rates? Whch type of standardzaton do you prefer and why? (4) b) How s the standard populaton selected? (4) c) You are presented wth data of three countres n table 1 Table 1: Populaton sze for three hypothetcal populatons Country A Country B CountryC Md-year populaton by age group 0-4 years old 500 1500 500 5-39 years old 4000 4000 5000 40+ years old 1500 500 500 Number of deaths, by age group 0-4 years old 50 120 40 5-39 years old 20 40 50 40+ years old 60 40 40 Usng data n table 1: 1. What are the crude death rates for each country? (3) Usng populaton A as the standard, calculate the drectly standardsed crude death rates for countres Band C. Do these standardsed rates tell you anythng about mortalty that was not vsble from the crude rates calculated n queston c? (7) 111. Usng populaton A as the standard, calculate the ndrectly standardsed crude death rate of country B (J) 21Page

SECTON B: ANSWER ANY TWO QUESTONS Queston 2 a) Show the equaton for calculatng the Sngulate Mean Age at Marrage (SMAM) and defne the component ofthe equaton. (6) b) Usng the data table 2 detennne the Sngulate Mean Age at Marrage (SMAM) and comment on your answer (7) Table 2: Proporton sngle among women n a hypothetcal country n 1998 Age group Proporton sngle 15-19 98.8 20-24 78.3 25-29 48.6 30-34 33.7 35-39 27.0 40-44 24.0 45-49 23.1 50-54 22.1 c) Dfferentate between marrage and nuptalty (2) d) Name and Dfferentate between the two types of nuptalty tables (4) e) Dvorce and annulment (2) f) Descrbe any two measures of marrage and explan ther parameters (4) 31Page

Queston 3 Table 3: Data on Fertlty Age group nlx All women Chldren bom Female chldren 15-19 10960 1708 496531 804 20-24 9360 1996 940 495902 25-29 8015 1608 756 495168 30-34 494213 5840 960 452 35-39 4960 672 316 492760 40-44 490447 3580 292 136 45-49 3470 84 40 486613 Usng data provded n table 3 to answer the followng questons: a) Estmate the General fertlty rate and provde nterpretaton (4) b) Estmate the Total Fertlty rate and provde nterpretaton (4) c) Descrbe the meanng of the Total fertlty rate (2) d) Estmate the Gross Reproductve rate and provde nterpretaton (4) e) Estmate the net reproductve rate and provde nterpretaton (4) f) What s the dfference between net repreductve rate and gross reproductve rate? (3) g) Why s the age specfc fertlty rate a better measure of fertlty than Crude brth rate? (4) 41Page

Queston 4 Table 4: ncomplete lfe table of South Afrca males n 1996 x NMx nqx npx x ndx ""Lx Tx ex 0 0.1111 0.0110 0.9890 100000 1098 98994 (v) (v) 1-4 0.0118 0.0459 10.9541 98902 4535 384290 4951384 50.063 5-9 0.0013 0.0064 0.9936 94367 601 470334 4567094 48.397 10-14 0.0008 0.0041 0.9959 93766 388 468112 4096760 43.691 15-19 0.0022 0.0110 0.9890 93379 1026 (v) 3628648 38.859, 20-24 0.0076 () 0.9628 92353 3431 453258 3164088 34.261 25-29 0.0151 0.0725 0.9275 () 6447 428371 2710830 30.485 30-34 0.0203 0.0967 0.9033 82475 7974 39324:6 2282458 27.674 35-39 0.0239 0.1131 () 74501 8424 353140 1889212 25.358 40-44 0.0230 0.1090 0.8910 66078 7205 313550 1536072 23.246 45-49 0.0216 0.1027 0.8973 58873 (v) 280442 1222522 20.766 50-54 0.0244 0.1156 0.8844 52825 6104 249938 942080 17.834 55-59 0.0286 0.1338 0.8662 46721 6250 218883 692142 14.815 60-64 0.0426 0.1934 0.8066 40470 7827 183754 473259 11.694 65-69 0.0632 0.2746 0.7254 32643 8965 141870 289505 8.869 70-74 0.1126 0.4428 0.5572 23678 10485 93152 147635 6.235 75-79 0.1849 0.6336 0.3664 13193 8359 45216 54483 4.130 80+ 0.5216 1.0000 0.0000 4833 4833 9267 9267 1.917 Usng the data n table 4, answer the followng questons: a) Fll n the mssng cells () to (v) n table 4. State clearly the notaton used and fonnulae and brefly explan the meanng of each fgure you have calculated. (18) b) What s the probablty ofsurvval from brth to age 20? (2) c) Dstngush between an abrdged and a complete lfe table (2) d) Gve three (3) uses-of lfe tables (3) 51Page

Queston 5 a) What s a dfference between a rate and a rato? (2) b) What s a dfference between a cohort and a perod rate? (2) c) Brefly explan the ratonale for usng the md-year populaton as a denomnator for demographc rates and also wrte the formula. (2) d) 2500 women aged 55 were gven a health check, and 215 women were found to have hgh blood pressure. Two years later all 2500 women attended a second check and another 80 had developed hgh blood pressure. 1. What was the prevalence ofhgh blood pressure n women at age 55? (1). What was the prevalence ofhgh blood pressure n women at age 57? (1). What was the ncdence of hgh blood pressure n the two-year perod n these women? (3) e) Table 5: You are gven the followng brths and nfants deaths recorded n Sub-Saharan Afrca n 1990. Year Brths cohorts Brths Deaths nfant Deaths 1989 1989 4040958 39655 33645 1990 1989 -- - - 5861 1990 1990 4158212 38351 32490 1991 1990 --------- ------ 5657 1991 1991 4110907 36766 31109 Usng data n table 5, answer the followng questons:. What s the conventonal nfant mortalty rate n year 1990? (3) 11. What s the adjusted nfant mortalty rate for 1990 usng the Cohort method? (6) ll. Do the rates above dffer? f so, why do they dffer and whch one would you prefer as a better ndcator ofnfant mortalty experence of ths populaton? (2) V. What s the ratonale behnd adjustng the nfant mortalty rate? (3) 61Page