Demographic components of population growth in seven cities of central Java: 1961-1971
Abstract
This thesis presents the results of an attempt to estimate,
through the use of demographic analysis, the components of
population growth in the seven cities of Central Java having
municipal statuses. Special tabulation runs on the 1971
Population Census of Indonesia are the main source of data for
the estimates. The average crude birth rates during the period
1961-1971 were obtained by multiplying the 1971 population age
distributions by the given age specific fertility rates during
the period assuming little change in the age structure. The
average crude death rates and crude net migration rates were
obtained from the life tables produced by the Brass method, West
Model Life Tables and the logit system. The results indicate
that the cities experienced mostly net out migration, which in
some cases was explained by overspill beyond the official city's
boundaries.
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