Population dynamics in Czechoslovakia in 1987 are reviewed. Information is included on fertility, natural increase, mortality, international migration, marriage, divorce, induced abortion, and life expectancy.
Population trends in Czechoslovakia in 1982 are reviewed. The growing impact of some irregularities in age distribution, such as the decline in the number of women aged 20 to 24, on fertility and mortality is noted.
Current demographic trends in Czechoslovakia are described. Consideration is given to age distribution, fertility, nuptiality, divorce, mortality, and population growth. The data are presented separately for the two constituent republics.
The results of a comparison of official demographic indicators for Czechoslovakia and Austria are presented. The main differences concern the fact that the Czechoslovak population is younger and has higher fertility.
The author describes the preparation, methodology, data collection, data analysis, and financing of the 1990 population and housing census of Czechoslovakia.
