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This Bulletin presents the situation and trends of the general demographic indicators and those specifically linked to ageing are based on the estimates and projections of national population, population by area of residence and the economically active population prepared by the Population Division of ECLAC-Latin American and Caribbean Demographic Centre (CELADE), with the collaboration of competent national bodies.…
In the present Demographic Bulletin the population projections for the 20 Latin American countries, period 1950-2050, are published. As usual in this serie of publications the projections are presented by sex and age groups, including a set of implicit demographic indicators.…
In the present Demographic Bulletin the population projections for the 20 Latin American countries, period 1950-2050, are published. On this occasion, as in Demographic Bulletin no.54 of june 1994, projections cover the period 1950-2050; the information for the years from 1950 to 1995 are observed or estimated , while the data for the years from 1995 to 2050 are projected…
This current Bulletin presents the estimates and projections of the economically active population, by urban and rural areas, sex and quinquennial age groups for the 20 Latin American countries, during the period 1980-2025.…
The purpose of this issue of the Demographic Bulletin is to present detailed population information for the twenty countries of Latin America, disaggregated by sex, single ages and calendar year, for 1995-2005. These estimates are generated on the basis of national projections using a procedure designed in the Demography Area of the Latin American and Caribbean Demographic Centre - Population Division (CELADE)…
This issue updates the information published in Demographic Bulletin No. 69 of January 2002. Since that time, population estimates and projections for Latin American countries have been revised. For Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador Guatemala, Panama and Venezuela the data from the 2000 population census has been considered.…