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26 July 2001This work comprises two volumes and manages to combine the social aspects usually covered by this kind of compendium – demography and economy in their multiple issues (population, cities, ...
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27 June 2001The Revista de Estudos Regionais (Regional Studies Review), now in its second year of issue, is targeted at demonstrating the potential to exploit statistical information and to conduct an in-depth ...
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19 April 2001As a follow-up to a publication intended to be released on an annual basis, Statistics Portugal presents the second edition of Indicadores Sociais (Social Indicators), first released in 1999. As in ...
Studies
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Economic activity and inactivity of households01 August 2003PDF | 83 KBThe goal of this study was to describe the main types of resident families in Portugal, based on a socioeconomic approach which focuses on the head of the family and uses the final results of the ...
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The demographic changes in Portugal02 October 2002PDF | 228 KBThe Portuguese population is becoming older and its present size is the result of accelerated increase occurring over a short period of time. Migrations are currently the main factor affecting ...
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Cohabitation in Portugal01 August 2003PDF | 686 KBThe overall aim of this study is to give greater visibility to the practice of people living together in Portugal and its processes of change over the past years. More specifically, we intend to ...
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The demographic changes in Portugal20 January 2005PDF | 447 KBThe current pace of population growth is the result of a strong and positive net migration. The decline fertility and infant mortality, the increase life expectancy, more rapid among men, and the ...
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The demographic changes in Portugal01 December 2003PDF | 316 KBThe accelerating pace of population growth in the turning of the century is the result of a strong and positive net migration. The low fertility, the increase of expectancy of life, more rapid among ...
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