Crude birth rate - Revision history

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Related measures

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	The '''crude birth rate (CBR)''' for a given population is defined as the ratio of the number of [[defining ingredient::live birth]]s in that population to the total size of the [[population]], scaled to a denominator of 1000. It is an example of a [[defining ingredient::crude rate]], because we use the ''total'' population in the denominator.		The '''crude birth rate (CBR)''' for a given population is defined as the ratio of the number of [[defining ingredient::live birth]]s in that population to the total size of the [[population]], scaled to a denominator of 1000. It is an example of a [[defining ingredient::crude rate]], because we use the ''total'' population in the denominator.

			==Measurement==

			Measuring the CBR requires measuring two quantities:

			* The total number of live births: This is typically done by recording ''every'' live birth.
			* The total population: Some countries maintain a continuous census so that their records have the population at all points in time. Most countries, however, estimate this quantity by combining the reliable quantitative estimates of a periodic (typically, decennial) census with estimates of population changes based on births, deaths, and net migration.

	==Related measures==		==Related measures==

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	* [[Child-woman ratio]]		* [[Child-woman ratio]]
	* [[Dependency ratio]]		* [[Dependency ratio]]

			==Values==

			===Most recent values===

			{\| class="sortable" border="1"
			! Country !! Fertility information page !! Most recent CBR using the [[Human Fertility Database]] (high reliability, but limited to a few countries) !! Year of most recent CBR !! Most recent CBR using Gapminder and UN data !! Year of most recent CBR
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			\| [[Japan]] \|\| [[Fertility in Japan]] \|\| 8.5 \|\| 2009 \|\| \|\|
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			\| [[Germany]] \|\| [[Fertility in Germany]] \|\| 8.29 \|\| 2010 \|\| \|\|
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			\| [[Russia]] \|\| [[Fertility in Russia]] \|\| 12.61 \|\| 2010 \|\| \|\|
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			\| [[USA]] \|\| [[Fertility in USA]] \|\| 12.94 \|\| 2010 \|\| \|\|
			\|}

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Definition

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	===Operationalization===		===Operationalization===

	The '''crude birth rate (CBR)''' for a given population is defined as the ratio of the number of [[live birth]]s in that population to the total size of the population, scaled to a denominator of 1000.		The '''crude birth rate (CBR)''' for a given population is defined as the ratio of the number of [[defining ingredient::live birth]]s in that population to the total size of the [[population]], scaled to a denominator of 1000. It is an example of a [[defining ingredient::crude rate]], because we use the ''total'' population in the denominator.

	==Related measures==		==Related measures==

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	{{ratio measure\|		{{ratio measure\|
	numerator = number of live births\|		numerator = number of live births\|
			numerator type = event\|
	denominator = population\|		denominator = population\|
			denominator type = entity\|
	reporting denominator = 1000\|		reporting denominator = 1000\|
	measurement period = year}}		measurement period = year}}

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	The '''crude birth rate (CBR)''' for a given population is defined as the ratio of the number of [[live birth]]s in that population to the total size of the population, scaled to a denominator of 1000.		The '''crude birth rate (CBR)''' for a given population is defined as the ratio of the number of [[live birth]]s in that population to the total size of the population, scaled to a denominator of 1000.

			==Related measures==

			===Similar numerators===

			* [[General fertility rate]] has the same numerator, but the denominator is the number of females in their [[childbearing years]].
			* [[Age-specific fertility rate]] has as numerator the number of live births to females of a certain age, which is a ''summand'' for the total number of live births. The denominator is the number of females of that particular age.

			===Similar denominators and somewhat similar numerators===

			* [[Child-woman ratio]]
			* [[Dependency ratio]]

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			{{ratio measure\|
			numerator = number of live births\|
			denominator = population\|
			reporting denominator = 1000\|
			measurement period = year}}

	==Definition==		==Definition==

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==Definition==

===Conceptual definition===

The crude birth rate attempts to measure births in proportion to the total population.

===Operationalization===

The '''crude birth rate (CBR)''' for a given population is defined as the ratio of the number of [[live birth]]s in that population to the total size of the population, scaled to a denominator of 1000.

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	{{ratio measure\|		{{ratio measure\|
	numerator = number of live births\|		numerator = number of live births\|
			numerator type = event\|
	denominator = population\|		denominator = population\|
			denominator type = entity\|
	reporting denominator = 1000\|		reporting denominator = 1000\|
	measurement period = year}}		measurement period = year}}