In the Czech Republic there have been recorded diametrical trends of lifeexpectancy at birth. While after World War II it was characterized by mortality decrease, from the mid-1960s, it was deteriorated and at the beginning of the 1990s up
to the present it appeared a new decline in mortality. Although the communist regime provided free health care to everybody and salaries were equalized, the differences in the length of life according to the educational attainment are abvious at all generations
Lifeexpectancy ; Population ; Region ; Slovak Republic ; Spatial differentiation
Slovakia belongs to the European countries with a relatively young population. Lifeexpectancy of population is briefly outlined. An unfavorable situation based on lifeexpectation at birth in regions, particularly in southern and eastern Slovakia
Health ; Lifeexpectancy ; Mortality ; Social geography ; Social indicators ; Social inequality ; World
in mortality situation within Europe is also presented and explained, and the health situation of Hungary among the WHO countries defined. The study is based on WHO statistics such as infant and adult mortality rates, average lifeexpectancy at birth by sex
A generalization of lifeexpectancy which incorporates the age distribution of the population and its use in the measurement of the impact of mortality reduction
Comparative study ; Europe ; Health ; Hungary ; Lifeexpectancy ; Medical geography ; Mortality ; Social indicators ; Suicide
The main objective of this paper is to investigate the position of Hungary among the European countries according to health conditions of the population. Among others, indicators of lifeexpectancy, infant and adult mortality, suicide are analysed
Demographic analysis ; Demography ; Economic impact ; Family ; Income transfer ; Life cycle ; Lifeexpectancy ; Model ; Mortality ; Population ageing ; Statistics ; Welfare
One of the Bay Islands of Honduras in the Western Caribbean, Roatan is expected to soon undergo major expansion of tourism and, with it, to lose its ineffable quality of life. - (DWG)
lengthened in China where lifeexpectancy at birth was apparently 62years in 1975. In India and Indonesia, on the other hand, average lifeexpectancy appears to be 52years: in Bangladesh, Bhutan, Kampuchea, Laos, Nepal and Viet Nam less than 45years
Malaysia, Singapore, Sri Lanka and Taiwan) an extremely rapid drop in mortality is apparent during the post-war period). Elsewhere, and particularly in the densely populated countries (China, India, Indonesia and Bangladesh). It seems that the life span has
disparities and foreign trade imbalances give cause for concern. The former Romanian foreign minister observed : Our citizens expectations weigh more heavily upon us than pressure from the European Commission of the European Parliament. They expect a better
life through accession and reforms (Ungureanu 2006, original in German). - (IfL)
Analysis of urban―rural population dynamics of China : a multiregional life table approach
China ; Demography ; Fertility ; Internal migration ; Lifeexpectancy ; Matrix analysis ; Multiregional model ; Population projection ; Rural population ; Urban population