A demographical assumption of population reproduction: nuptiality, divorciality, natality, mortality and natural growth in Czechoslovakia in 1984 as compared with 1983. Numerical data on population development are given in tabulatory annex. (MS).
The forecast is based on three variants of further expected development of nuptiality, divorce as well as mortality, changing population composition according to family status. Of course, the discussion on the average complex households minimum
Some new trends of the demographic development in Czechoslovakia: increase of natality 1968-1973, after this period a decrease of the natural growths again, decrease of nuptiality and both divorce and abortion rates increase. Owing to this fact
of fertility, mortality and nuptiality they have derived from these series, and their analysis of interrelationships between the series and of their connection with economic and climatic indices. Three special topics in this reconstitution are then more
The study analyses the development at the end of the 19th century and in the first half of the 20th century which was characterised with significant decline of fertility under growing nuptiality. A fundamental occurred around 1900 when almost in all
-socialist countries experienced abrupt demographic changes since the beginning of the 1990s. Nuptiality and fertility dropped to unprecedented low level; extra-marital cohabitation and the share of extra-marital births increased tremendously, rapid