Question 2 (part 2) · LDEK · Demographic indicators
The rate denoting the average number of children that would be born to a female over thier entire reproductive life, assuming that in each phase of their reproductive life she would give birth at the intensity observed among women in the year under review.
- A. fertility rate.
- B. total fertility rate.
- C. basic reproduction rate.
- D. live birth rate.
- E. stillbirth rate.
Hint
Look for the indicator that sums age-specific fertility rates across the whole reproductive period of a hypothetical woman.
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