Family Demography. What is it? Qualities of and connections between family/household members –Marriage, Divorce, Remarriage, Cohabitation, Intergenerational.

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Family Demography

What is it? Qualities of and connections between family/household members –Marriage, Divorce, Remarriage, Cohabitation, Intergenerational Relationships, Division of Labor in Households, Multi-Partner Fertility, etc…

Crude Marriage (Divorce) Rate CMR = M P x 1000

General Marriage (Divorce) Rate GMR = M P f 15+ x 1000

Refined Divorce (Marriage) Rate RDR = D P f mar x 1000

Age-Sex-Specific Marriage (Divorce) Rates ASDR = D f 39 P f 39 x 1000

Order-Specific Marriage (Divorce) Rates OSMR = M1M1 P 15+ nm x 1000

Total Marriage Rate

Nuptiality Tables

Other Common Marriage Measures Average age at first marriage –Mean –Median Proportion ever/never married

Household and Family Stats Size Structure Number of generations Characteristics –Social, economic Dynamics over time –Numbers & structure

Readings What have been the major demographic shifts in family life in the U.S. over the past few decades? What types of data and theoretical advances do family demographers need? –Planning group’s (authors’) ideas –Your ideas???