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On the relation between mortality levels and age distributions of deaths.
The author attempts to establish a link between two mortality indicators, age distributions of deaths and life expectancy at birth. This method is proposed as an alternative way of estimating mortality levels based on data for deaths at age 50 and above, to compensate for the difficulty of obtaining reliable demographic data in many developing countries. Data are from 1986 U.N. life tables for 43 developing countries. (SUMMARY IN JPN)
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