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Keywords:  demographic, behaviour, born, childbearing, fertility
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A social scientific technique that studies a population that shares common characteristics over time. Cohort analysis usually begins at birth and traces the development of cohort members until they reach a certain age.
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A study of a group of people who stay in that group over a long time. For example, all people born in 1960 are a cohort; or all students who will graduate from high school in 1999. The study follows this group over time, rather than looking at them once.
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Same as Virtual Population Analysis.
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Keywords:  understood, sequentially, mortality, magnitude, tracing
a method to divide the sequential data into the age effect by using statistics for which data by age group can be understood sequentially, the generation (cohort) effect, and period effects
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a technique for estimating the magnitude of fishing mortality and the number of fish at each age in a stock by tracing the history of the cohorts.
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