K Crews
Teaching demography: strategies that work with students of all ages
Population today
regional population mortality correlates regional socioeconomic development study aimed identify key socioeconomic factors influencing mortality patterns chinese provinces using data seventh population census analyzed mortality patterns gender urbanrural division 31 provinces using functional regression model assessed influence fourteen indicators mortality patterns main findings 1 china shows notable gender urbanrural mortality variations across age groups males generally higher mortality females rural areas experience elevated mortality rates compared urban areas mortality individuals younger 40 years influenced mainly urbanrural factors gender becoming noticeable 4084 age group 2 substantial marginal impact socioeconomic factors mortality patterns generally becomes evident age 45 less pronounced differences impact earlylife mortality patterns 3 various factors agespecific impacts mortality education negative effect mortality individuals aged 029 extending aged 3059 diminishing older age groups urbanization positively influences probability death individuals aged 4554 years impact traffic accidents increases age among elderly people effect socioeconomic variables smaller highlighting intricate heterogeneous nature influences acknowledging certain limitations