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1. [Differential mortality in women of reproductive age].

Author

Morelos JB and Ehrenfeld N

Subjects
Americas, Demography, Developing Countries, Latin America, Marriage, Mexico, North America, Population, Population Characteristics, Population Dynamics, Socioeconomic Factors, Age Factors, Cause of Death, Economics, Educational Status, Employment, Marital Status, Mortality, Social Change, Social Class
Abstract

"This paper begins by reviewing some conceptual frameworks for the study of female mortality and indicates some of its application problems. Next it presents results of mortality of women in reproductive-age classified by age, causes of death, and socio-demographic traits (marital status, schooling, and occupation) for ten states [in Mexico] differentiated according to level of development and well-being. The data suggests differences according to age, marital status, and schooling. Finally, testing of the mutual independence and partial independence hypotheses indicates that age, marital status, and schooling correlate to the degree of development of each state." (SUMMARY IN ENG), (excerpt)

Published
1994

2. International migration in Paraguay and the integration of the Southern Cone: a research programme.

Author

Maletta H

Subjects
Americas, Argentina, Demography, Developing Countries, Latin America, Paraguay, Population, Population Dynamics, South America, Economics, Emigration and Immigration, Employment
Abstract

"The purpose of this paper is to bring together some of the general problems that arise in the study of international migration between Paraguay and the countries of the Southern Common Market (with special reference to Argentina, which is the most frequent destination of Paraguayan migration).... The paper first reviews the known information about the emigration of Paraguayans, in general, and to Argentina, in particular, with some references to immigration to Paraguay from bordering countries, as well....A brief survey is made of the impact of the Southern Common Market (Mercosur) on employment and migration, and, finally, some specific problems related to the economic analysis of these migrations are discussed....", (excerpt)

Published
1992