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Przeszłość Demograficzna Polski

Poland's Demographic Past

38, 2016, nr 4
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Model Bourgeois-Pichata w badaniach demograficzno-historycznych


(The Bourgeois-Pichat Model in Demographic-Historical Research)
DOI: 10.18276/pdp.2016.4.38-06
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The article is intended to present the essence of the so-called biometric model of infant mortality, which is also named the Bourgeois-Pichat model after its creator. The other aim is to discuss the computational procedure of the model and its three most important properties.
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