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Total fertility rates for China's provinces has remained a difficult to find series. It is not published by provinces on any of the National Data websites, nor has it been found in any Human Development Reports on China. The data that is used for this series is from a report that was published by the National Bureau of Statistics in China in 2007 that was aptly named [http://www.eastwestcenter.org/fileadmin/stored/pdfs/popfertilityestimateschina.pdf Fertility Estimates for Provinces of China 1975-2000] | Total fertility rates for China's provinces has remained a difficult to find series. It is not published by provinces on any of the National Data websites, nor has it been found in any Human Development Reports on China. The data that is used for this series is from a report that was published by the National Bureau of Statistics in China in 2007 that was aptly named [http://www.eastwestcenter.org/fileadmin/stored/pdfs/popfertilityestimateschina.pdf Fertility Estimates for Provinces of China 1975-2000]. The series is dated because the most recent data point is in 2000, but it is the only data that has been found available at this time. This series will remain at the top of the list for ''most wanted preprocessor series''. | ||
Revision as of 18:42, 17 March 2017
Total fertility rates for China's provinces has remained a difficult to find series. It is not published by provinces on any of the National Data websites, nor has it been found in any Human Development Reports on China. The data that is used for this series is from a report that was published by the National Bureau of Statistics in China in 2007 that was aptly named Fertility Estimates for Provinces of China 1975-2000. The series is dated because the most recent data point is in 2000, but it is the only data that has been found available at this time. This series will remain at the top of the list for most wanted preprocessor series.