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Анализ выживаемости и модель пропорциональных рисков для оценки репродуктивного поведения этнических групп

С. 3–9.
Ermolin I., Suvorkov P.
Language: Russian
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Keywords: рождаемостьfertilityвозрастные группы age groupsэтнодемографический прогнозsmall ethnic groupsethno-demographic forecastмалочисленные этнические группы

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Демография и этнокультурная география: тенденции развития в современном мире.
Демография и этнокультурная география: тенденции развития в современном мире.
Евдокимов С. И., Ermolin I., Иванов И. А., Красильникова И. Н., Манаков А. Г., Suvorkov P., Теренина Н. К., Фёдорова М. В., Хохрин А. Г. Псков: Издательство Псковского государственного университета, 2021.
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