Marriage and household dynamics

Marriage and household dynamics
The project, which was finalised in 1995, aimed at developing demographic methods for modelling and projecting marriage formation and marriage dissolution, and household dynamics. Solutions to the two-sex problem have been explored, and the LIPRO-model for household projections has been developed in co-operation with Evert van Imhoff of the NIDI in The Hague. The models for household and marriage dynamics have been applied to analyse the consequences for old-age social security.

N. Keilman. 1985. Nuptiality models and the two-sex problem in national population forecasts. European Journal of Population, 1, 207-235.

N. Keilman. 1985. Internal and external consistency in multidimensional population projection models. Environment and Planning A, 17, 1473-1498.

N. Keilman. 1987. Recent trends in family and household composition in Europe. European Journal of Population 3, 297-325.

N. Keilman, A. Kuijsten, and A. Vossen (eds.). 1988. Modelling household formation and dissolution. Oxford: Clarendon Press.

E. van Imhoff and N. Keilman. 1991. LIPRO 2.0: An Application of a Dynamic Demographic Projection Model to Household Structure in the Netherlands. Amsterdam and Berwyn, PA: Swets and Zeitlinger Publishers.

P. Ekamper and N. Keilman. 1993. Sensitivity analysis in multidimensional demographic projection models with a two-sex algorithm. Mathematical Population Studies 4, 21-36.

J.-P. Gonnot, N. Keilman, and C. Prinz. 1995. Social Security, Household and Family Dynamics in Ageing Societies. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers.

J.-P. Gonnot, C. Prinz, and N. Keilman. 1995. Adjustments of public pension schemes in twelve industrialized countries: Possible answers to population ageing. European Journal of Population 11, 371-398.

N. Keilman and H. Brunborg. 1995. Household projections for Norway, 1990-2020. Report 95/21. Oslo: Statistics Norway.