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Endogenising Demographic Variables in Demo -Economic Models. The Bachue Experience

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  • RENE WERY

    (ILO, Geneva.)

  • GARRY RODGERS

    (ILO, Geneva.)

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This paper surveys the problems encountered and solutions adopted in incorporating demographic phenomena in the main Bachue case studies undertaken to date, namely the demo-economic models constructed for the Philippines, Kenya, Brazil and Yugoslavia. Eight issues are treated: population accounting and lag structure; fertility; mortality; migration; nuptiality; household formation; schooling; and labour force paxticipation. In each case there is a discussion of model structure, dependent and 'explanatory variables, and empirical strategy. Summary tables compare the approaches of the different models. Although the objective is not to identify the best solution - it is noted that the specifics of every country situation rule this out - some suggestions about more promising approaches are made with respect to choice of variables to include, and the estimation of behavioural models.

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  • Rene Wery & Garry Rodgers, 1980. "Endogenising Demographic Variables in Demo -Economic Models. The Bachue Experience," The Pakistan Development Review, Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, vol. 19(3), pages 181-210.
    • Handle: RePEc:pid:journl:v:19:y:1980:i:3:p:181-210
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